I also have had the same letter from Cahoot on 28/10/2014. Debt written off. Make no further payments, etc.

It is for a Cahoot Credit card debt of about £2500. I was making regular payments of £1.

I have a Cahoot personal loan as well but have received no word from them about that as yet.

So... not completely unexpected but I have had a letter from Wescot claiming to act for Santander (who I guess have bought Cahoot?) offering me the option to phone them to discuss a settlement or payment review.

Obviously I kept the letter from Cahoot saying the debt was written off.

I'm thinking I might just let Wescot keep sending me letters. They can do what they like up to and including court action. The debt is written off and I have documentary evidence.

Vescot is nothing to do with Caboot bob....was your debt initially with Cabot also?

Andy

I'm thinking I might just let Wescot keep sending me letters. They can do what they like up to and including court action. The debt is written off and I have documentary evidence.

And so the murky world of DBSG continues to spin with the illicit passing on of debts........how incredibly incestuous.

I too would be ignoring Wetcloths, but I would be documenting everything and raising a formal complaint with the FCA.

And here we go again (nearly two years later). A new letter from Wescot trying their luck.

Straight into the bin.

Wetcloths usual dribble

I wouldn't bin them TBH, I'd be filing them away in order to bring about a complaint with them, the industry and your local MP.

And... now Robinson Way are trying their luck.

On one hand I'm temped to tell them to go raffle themselves but on the other hand you know it'll just set them off so, on balance, I think its bin time again.

Again, I wouldn't bin anything!

Keep hold of them, file them away, and ignore them.

And we have a new entry into the ring: Capquest

Whoever are they .

own thread created.

capquest are part of the arrow group

so the debt has been sold on to arrows?

who do capquest state is their client?

It really is hilarious isn't it?

How very sad and desperate they must be, well it is nearly Christmas I suppose, poor little darlings.