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Hi everyone. Am just finding my feet on here and trying to read as much as possible.
I have got my credit file and have had a cahoot credit card, which i settled at a reduced rate. There is still a default listed on my credit file even though shows as settled? can i ask them to remove this now?
Also can i still go back and claim any charges that may have been applied? And again what about PPI? would this be an option too if i had this taken out too.
So my first point of call is to do a SAR? is this correct - then a CCA?
Sorry if this seems so waffled but really want to get this sorted?
So if i get the CCA and this is an unenforcable agreement what happens as i have already settled this account?
If this makes sense to you then hopefully you will be able to advise next xourse of action for me.
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Settled cahoot credit card account, defaulted.
? would this be an option too if i had this taken out too.
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