Hello. Firstly, apologies if I have posted this in the wrong place. Any help with the below would be much appreciated.
I have had a letter from resolvecall today stating that they plan to visit me for a debt for ‘loanstogo’ of around £1400. This shows on my credit file as Paid and Closed with a start date of 24 Sep 2013 and an end date of 14 May 2020.
I have an email from ‘loans to go’ on 19 May 2020 stating “Due to the ongoing pandemic and the consequential financial burden it’s having on some of our customers, we have decided to completely close your logbook account with reference: XXXXXXXXX as a gesture of goodwill. “
This means you are no longer required to repay the outstanding balance on the said loan agreement.
could you please advise how I proceed with this. I obviously don’t want somebody knocking on my door chasing for this, so would like to resolve it before it comes to that.
do I simply forward that email to Resolve Call or is there a different route I should take.
thank you so much in advance for any assistance with this, it’s very much appreciated & I will of course answer any questions if needed
thanks so much
John
I have had a letter from resolvecall today stating that they plan to visit me for a debt for ‘loanstogo’ of around £1400. This shows on my credit file as Paid and Closed with a start date of 24 Sep 2013 and an end date of 14 May 2020.
I have an email from ‘loans to go’ on 19 May 2020 stating “Due to the ongoing pandemic and the consequential financial burden it’s having on some of our customers, we have decided to completely close your logbook account with reference: XXXXXXXXX as a gesture of goodwill. “
This means you are no longer required to repay the outstanding balance on the said loan agreement.
could you please advise how I proceed with this. I obviously don’t want somebody knocking on my door chasing for this, so would like to resolve it before it comes to that.
do I simply forward that email to Resolve Call or is there a different route I should take.
thank you so much in advance for any assistance with this, it’s very much appreciated & I will of course answer any questions if needed
thanks so much
John
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