Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights
a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.
Hi there everybody could someone please help me draft two letters as i can not write a decent letter to save my life i have been trying but everything i am reading is going right over the top of my head
i will like to ask welcome finance for a copy of all my orignal aggrements i have with them if and when i get this i would like to ask them for my statments and list of all my fee PPI and all other charges can someone please help
p.s i have added this page as my home page and i have also told all my friends about it and when the kids go back to school could i put a notice up on the notice board for parents to visit this website?
OK, you need to do lots of reading and spend time finding your way around this site, which at first can seem a bit daunting but the more time you spend on here the easier it will get.First step for welcome finance - go to 'General debt' section, you will find a list of stickys - you need the one at the end of the list entitled 'creditors and DCA's', click on this and it will give you lots of letter templates, you need Letter N - Copy of your Credit Agreement, when you send this out you will need to send either a £1 cheque of postal order.Next step - click on consumer action group and find another list of stickys, look for the letter template 'Statement Access Request' with this letter you need to send either cheque or postal order for £10.
please help !
and all other charges can someone please help
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