Hello All,
Just received the hello and goodbye letters from cabot this weekend:tinysmile_hmm_t2:
Extremely interesting and totally out of the blue. Been paying the original creditor via payplan for over two years now. Started of on reduced minimal payments And have increased the payments to nearly double as to when I could afford more. Now the account was a loan with a rather hefty balance
But needless to say I have paid over £4,000 off it in two years and would have paid it off completely in another five years at this rate, probably just after the loan was due to finish originally.
The original lender have not been adding any interest to the balance in the last two years.
So you can imagine the shock when I received cabots "hello" letter informing me that they were now the proud owners of this account. Also received was a goodbye letter from the original lender telling me that they had sold the account to cabot
What is have noticed from these letters is that down both side borders there are a few typed numbers. On cabots it state 1 of 1 and on the original lenders letter it states 1 of 2. So this implyes to me that they were both printed of one machine (cabots)
Even more interesting is the fact in the original lenders headed letter, there is no mention of any address for correspondence or reference no. Extremely large digital signature and no named representive or department
The font is differing thoughout the letter, bit like a cut and paste job really.
So I have concluded that cabot have sent the original lenders letter.
What has really made me mad, is that they are asking for a balance that is over £3,000 more than is actually owned.
So I will be disputing this little matter with them and will no doubt be the subject of their wrath
Comments, advice appreciated
Just received the hello and goodbye letters from cabot this weekend:tinysmile_hmm_t2:
Extremely interesting and totally out of the blue. Been paying the original creditor via payplan for over two years now. Started of on reduced minimal payments And have increased the payments to nearly double as to when I could afford more. Now the account was a loan with a rather hefty balance
But needless to say I have paid over £4,000 off it in two years and would have paid it off completely in another five years at this rate, probably just after the loan was due to finish originally.The original lender have not been adding any interest to the balance in the last two years.
So you can imagine the shock when I received cabots "hello" letter informing me that they were now the proud owners of this account. Also received was a goodbye letter from the original lender telling me that they had sold the account to cabot

What is have noticed from these letters is that down both side borders there are a few typed numbers. On cabots it state 1 of 1 and on the original lenders letter it states 1 of 2. So this implyes to me that they were both printed of one machine (cabots)
Even more interesting is the fact in the original lenders headed letter, there is no mention of any address for correspondence or reference no. Extremely large digital signature and no named representive or department
The font is differing thoughout the letter, bit like a cut and paste job really.
So I have concluded that cabot have sent the original lenders letter.
What has really made me mad, is that they are asking for a balance that is over £3,000 more than is actually owned.
So I will be disputing this little matter with them and will no doubt be the subject of their wrath

Comments, advice appreciated




The original lender is named after a girl's name and can look decidely untidy at times. LOL and no I have not approached them at present as I am looking to cover all bases to present in my arguements.


really naff halifux logo , no ref,s.. no tel no...my address not on it........ what a sad little outfit they are
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