I was recently approached in writing by Monument inviting me to write to them if I thought I may have been incorrectly sold a Payment Break Plan.
Although this all happened in the early 2000's I had a recollection that this may have occurred and asked that they check. To cut a long story short they offered compensation of £2,332.
Some years ago I got into financial difficulties and Monument assigned my account to the Lowell Group and they are insisting that the monies must be paid directly to them. I doubt very much that Lowell paid anything like £2332 to acquire this account. I also have other creditors and, had, the monies been paid directly to me then I could have shared it with them all. It almost looks as if Monument is making a preferential payment to just ONE of my creditors.
Monument's letter is a classic - no liability on our part etc etc and this is a goodwill gesture on their part blah blah blah
If Monument have assigned the account to Lowell should that not be the end of their interest in it? Is there anyone with legal knowledge in this area who can comment?.
Although this all happened in the early 2000's I had a recollection that this may have occurred and asked that they check. To cut a long story short they offered compensation of £2,332.
Some years ago I got into financial difficulties and Monument assigned my account to the Lowell Group and they are insisting that the monies must be paid directly to them. I doubt very much that Lowell paid anything like £2332 to acquire this account. I also have other creditors and, had, the monies been paid directly to me then I could have shared it with them all. It almost looks as if Monument is making a preferential payment to just ONE of my creditors.
Monument's letter is a classic - no liability on our part etc etc and this is a goodwill gesture on their part blah blah blah
If Monument have assigned the account to Lowell should that not be the end of their interest in it? Is there anyone with legal knowledge in this area who can comment?.
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