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  • #31
    Re: Shoosmiths

    A further question I have not had an Assignment Letter from,Arrow or Shoosmiths or from the original Mortgage Owner,is it a LEGAL REQUIREMENT TO be advised of the sale of a debt of any nature when sold,by sending a Letter of Assignment ?????If these Letters are not produced is there any need to respond?
    Side Issue Shoosmiths state they have asked Arrow for details of the supposed debt.
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    • #32
      Re: Shoosmiths - Mortgage Shortfall

      Hi,

      We have received the same letter, and we also have a charge on the property that we were not aware of by Arrow will this be the same thing?
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      • #33
        Well it's been almost 2 years with no contact from anyone regarding the above. Low and behold I've received a letter from Arrow now informing me that my account has now been passed to Drysdenfairfax and thanking me for making payments. The last contact I had was a letter I sent to Shoosmiths along them to prove I owed this debt. It was sent recorded delivery but I never heard from them again. I've never made any payments to anyone ever because I was never aware of any alleged debt.

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        • #34
          Hi Robbie Now there is a surprise,Got the same letter yesterday from Arrow, again thanking me for payments that I have never made.Will wait to see what Drysdenfairfax have to say

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          • #35
            They are leeches. I take it shoosmiths must have passed tbe "alleged" debt back to arrow, who have now given it to drysdenfairfax

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            • #36
              I think Shoosmiths just acted on behalf of Arrow and now we have to go through the same all over again with drysdenfairfax solicitors,although Arrow still own the Alleged Debt

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              • #37
                Originally posted by robbie73w View Post
                Well it's been almost 2 years with no contact from anyone regarding the above. Low and behold I've received a letter from Arrow now informing me that my account has now been passed to Drysdenfairfax and thanking me for making payments. The last contact I had was a letter I sent to Shoosmiths along them to prove I owed this debt. It was sent recorded delivery but I never heard from them again. I've never made any payments to anyone ever because I was never aware of any alleged debt.
                Was this a Together Mortgage? one where you had a loan as well? If so was the loan over 25k?
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