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    question about debt assigment

    As well as another matter I have an ongoing dispute with Bank of Scotland/Halifax
    They sold two small debts to CABOT and I HAVE been paying the since but when I phoned re notice of assigment (which I did NOT get) they said that because I had been paying them I did not need this..is this right?
    Can I dispute and stop paying them or is it best to dispute and carry on paying?
    (Now demanded everying thing in writing after a long conversation from someone that appeared to be in outer Mongolia)
    Thanks
    Last edited by dogtired; 13th September 2010, 07:28:AM. Reason: spelling
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    Re: question about debt assigment

    Have a read

    http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...ebt+assignment
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      Re: question about debt assigment

      Thanks, interesting reading.
      Should I write (again) asking for a subject access?
      All they sent last time was a letter saying I would have to contact Bank of Scotland
      Am still paying them the small amounts agreed but ideally would like to see the back of them.
      The argument was that if I was paying I was agreeing that the deblt existed, but ppi was added to both in the guise of "card care" and the Bank of Scotland reply got confused with another account!:tinysmile_aha_t:
      Last edited by dogtired; 14th September 2010, 08:31:AM. Reason: adding/spelling
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