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Have recieved a letter from HFC offering 510 as a goodwill gesture (claim is for 570 so we are happy to accept). We returned the letter saying we would accept on the proviso that the amount be sent by cheque to us. HFC have refused saying the charges were made from the account so have to be credited to the account. We are currently in a dmp on this account and they are taking us to court for a CCJ so we don't want the account credited. Can I make an argument to insist it comes as a cheque or as a bank transfer. If anyone can help I would be very grateful
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(claim is for 570 so we are happy to accept). We returned the letter saying we would accept on the proviso that the amount be sent by cheque to us. HFC have refused saying the charges were made from the account so have to be credited to the account. We are currently in a dmp
on this account and they are taking us to court for a CCJ so we don't want the account credited. Can I make an argument to insist it comes as a cheque or as a bank transfer. If anyone can help I would be very grateful
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