A couple of months ago, having fallen well behind (3/4 months) with my normal payments, I entered into an arrangement with a company representing Bank of Scotland - this meant that I would pay a much reduced (around a quarter of my usual payment) amount for 6 months, at 0% interest.
All seemed well until I received a letter from BofS advising me that I was falling further behind with my payments - I telephoned them and was advised that despite the zero-interest/reduced payments arrangement, I would soon be 7 months behind with my payments, which would automatically mean my account being referred to debt recovery. I had to make a larger one-off payment to bring my account more up to date (which I can afford, but didn't tell them that).
I'm confused - either my monthly payments have been reduced or they haven't.
Anyone else with this experience? Advice welcome.
All seemed well until I received a letter from BofS advising me that I was falling further behind with my payments - I telephoned them and was advised that despite the zero-interest/reduced payments arrangement, I would soon be 7 months behind with my payments, which would automatically mean my account being referred to debt recovery. I had to make a larger one-off payment to bring my account more up to date (which I can afford, but didn't tell them that).
I'm confused - either my monthly payments have been reduced or they haven't.
Anyone else with this experience? Advice welcome.
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