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Hi All
ive come back to forum, old name didnt work.
I have just arrived back in the UK from us. I have a barclaycard debt
and mercers have been writing to me in the states for payments etc. I have tried to get the account frozen, but nothing happens. I'd lost my job out there, but they didnt give 2 hoots.
Whats the advice on here?
I have read about SAR route, but was wondering to go through the way of finding whether the account is enforceable first.
Also, would it be worth me sending the letter from the US for now, to keep them off my back a while longer?. We are moving into house soon, so dont want all the hassle yet.
Thanks in advance for any help
Its over 8 years old, but last letter out to mercers was perhaps 3 months ago now, until I get back on my feet here, I really dont know what I can do except stall for time.
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Its over 8 years old, but last letter out to mercers was perhaps 3 months ago now, until I get back on my feet here, I really dont know what I can do except stall for time.
Hi Seq
I paid them in July after mercers promised to put 150 into account also, what a lieing bunch eh?. Or was I naive?
I'm going the route of CCA and see where it all leads,
back in uk, but worried about barclaycard
route, but was wondering to go through the way of finding whether the account is enforceable first.
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