If it's from 14 years ago, it should be statute-barred, providing you have had no written contact with them within the last 6 years.
Do not do anything until someone comes on here who knows more about statute-barred debts. As far as I am aware though, it is up to them to prove to you that the debt exists and not the other way round. They will tell you all kinds of bowlarks on the 'phone to try and get you to acknowledge it. DON'T !... and stop talking to them on the 'phone anyway.
I am sure there is a different procedure for getting DCAs chasing statute-barred debt off your back apart from the standard CCA request.
Can someone else on here advise OP ?
