Hi,
I was wondering if you can help me. My Husband has lead an interesting youth, in 2006 he made the mistake of opening a credit card with Egg and had a mobile phone ontract with 3 Mobile. His parents when through a bad patch and lost there house so he was unable to pay his bills and ran away from the debt.
Now they have caught up with him. The Lowell Group are insisting that there are three seperate accounts for 3 mobile which we know is wrong but without admitting the debt which we haven't done, it could get tricky.
I have writtern to them and asked for them to provide proof of the debt and this was there responce:
"We have noted your request for a copy of the contract for account ref ****** & ****** & ********. We can advise that this is not a regulated agreement under the consumer credit act 1974, and therefore our client (3 mobile) has no obligation to provide a signed agreement under the provisions of the act.
In the case of mobile mobile contracts, inserting the SIM card and usage of the equipment is taken as acceptance of the T & Cs of the contract."
They have also said that they have requested proof of the debt from Egg and will contact us again in due course. The Debt for Egg is £500 and but i'm worry about the 3 mobile ones as tey are claiming that each account is nearly £500 each. Can you give me some advise?
From a very worried Peachie1
I was wondering if you can help me. My Husband has lead an interesting youth, in 2006 he made the mistake of opening a credit card with Egg and had a mobile phone ontract with 3 Mobile. His parents when through a bad patch and lost there house so he was unable to pay his bills and ran away from the debt.
Now they have caught up with him. The Lowell Group are insisting that there are three seperate accounts for 3 mobile which we know is wrong but without admitting the debt which we haven't done, it could get tricky.
I have writtern to them and asked for them to provide proof of the debt and this was there responce:
"We have noted your request for a copy of the contract for account ref ****** & ****** & ********. We can advise that this is not a regulated agreement under the consumer credit act 1974, and therefore our client (3 mobile) has no obligation to provide a signed agreement under the provisions of the act.
In the case of mobile mobile contracts, inserting the SIM card and usage of the equipment is taken as acceptance of the T & Cs of the contract."
They have also said that they have requested proof of the debt from Egg and will contact us again in due course. The Debt for Egg is £500 and but i'm worry about the 3 mobile ones as tey are claiming that each account is nearly £500 each. Can you give me some advise?
From a very worried Peachie1
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