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    I originally went to Car Credit UK in Chiswick in June 2004 with the view to look at getting a car but not to definately buy one. I took my 2 year daughter with me, believing that I would only be there for an hour tops. After looking at their limited range of cars, I did find one that I liked, but still did not want to sign anything there and then. The sales people there however had different ideas and wore me down, keeping me in their offices for around 4-5 hours which is horrendous with a young child. They made everything sound fantastic and that I was getting a great deal. I was tired and had had enough by the point that they even offered to drive me to the bank for a deposit if £75. To sum up that day, it was a blur and looking back, I do not at any point remember being informed that the total amount payable would be just over £8000, for a saxo! If I had known this there is definately no way that I would have been backed into a corner to purchase vehicle.
    I was working part time and thought that the payments would be managable, but soon after I had to leave my job and I struggled to keep up any payment. In fact, I had only paid a small amount when this happened. The branch near where I live began to telephone me and send me letters and also made visits to my home. I felt extremely threatened by these people and being on my own found it hard to deal with as I was struggling with other debtors too. I received a default notice at the end of Sept 04 and after being pushed and pushed I went into my local branch and was told that the only way out was for me to sign a "Agreement modifying a hire-purchase agreement".
    This lowered the payments by a little but was still not going to be visable and I tryed to make this point but there was no compromise. Having not worked in finance and being very scared of the consequences I signed. I did not manage to keep up these payments and I even wrote to WFS asking for them to end my hire purchase as I could not keep up payments, but this was never accepted or responded to, so eventually the branch agreed for me to pay £15 for a few months and then I was able to slowly increase this amount to £30 which I have religiously paid for the last few years and WFS have never stopped accepting this money. In 2010, I then started to receive letters showing capitilisation fees and hpdi fees being added on which was sending the amount I owed through the roof and when I questioned this I was informed that these should have always been added on and that they wanted more money. I sent them an I&E and then they continued to pester me requesting that I needed to pay more money and that if I didnt then they would repossess my car. In all honesty, I wish that they had because it has been a lot of trouble for me. They are constantly harrassing me and I do not know where to go from here as I know that I cannot afford the payments that they wish to receive from me and also that the debt will never be paid off as they keep adding on fees. I am a single mother with two children and although this is not an excuse, I cannot keep going on with this company hounding me.
    Please help.

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  • #2
    Re: welcome finance trouble

    pm coming your way.

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    • #3
      Re: welcome finance trouble

      Originally posted by labman View Post
      pm coming your way.

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      • #4
        Re: welcome finance trouble

        Disgraceful behavior by them - i would have them reported to every official authority you can think of and get your mp involved as well.
        If you let them bully you then they will.
        Stay off the phone, dont answer security questions and tell them to foxtrot oscar if anyone visits you - call police if they refuse.
        Their charges will have no legality so i would try claiming them back.
        You are in charge of your money not them, so they will accept what you offer in a like it or lump it sort of way.

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