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6th August 2008, 16:13
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| | Site Team | Re: Capstone Mortgages Eviction Hi there, as there is no eviction warrant yet, your best action would be to make payments as you have proposed in your letter. If they do go for eviction we will defend as we did last time. I assume you have the printed signed for receipt for the recorded delivery and a copy of your letter? we will need them to prove you have tried to come to an arrangement.
Just a few questions: are you saying your normal monthly mortgage payment is £100 and you are offering a further £100 on top of that towards arrears? i.e. £200 per month?
If you do a budget sheet does your income and expenditure show that you can afford that payment?
Try not to worry too much  - I am sure we can defend this OK, given your circumstances.
Kind Regards
Ell-enn |
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6th August 2008, 16:18
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Capstone Mortgages Eviction My normal monthly mortgage is £420, in my last court hearing I was told to pay £100, I have offered to pay an extra £100 on top of that so I would be paying £620 per month.
I dont think I have the receipt no more oooppps  But I do have a copy of the letter |
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6th August 2008, 16:27
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Capstone Mortgages Eviction hello just me 
wondered how you were getting on, having problems with my msn 
but im still here and if you need me just shout 
best of luck, you know Ell-en cracked it last time so have faith
honey x |
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7th August 2008, 09:45
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| | Site Team | Re: Capstone Mortgages Eviction Good stuff - when you get a chance to get on to the royal mail website, check for the signature and print it off - then keep with the copy of the letter - we'll use that in our defence statement.
Keep me informed of what's happening
I'm sure we can get a suspension on this, so try not to worry too much.
Ell-enn |
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16th August 2008, 00:25
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Capstone Mortgages Eviction Will get my redundancy next Friday (22nd) so I will be paying all the arrears in full. Will the mortgage company get in touch with the courts or will I have to phone the Bailiffs?
The strange thing is I still have had no eviction date from the Bailiffs  I recieved the letter last tues (5th Aug) from Capstone, would they post the letter if noone was at home?
I wont be evicted in a week will I  |
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