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  1. At last These parasites are laid open for all to see. God I feel so much better just watching this as a lot more people will hopefully know how to deal with them in the future 1 hour isn't long enough
  2. Thanks guys need to check what judges order said 42man must say this is a lot easier 2nd time around, remember what I was like a few months ago with 1st crud LOL My main question is - can I tell Connaught that debt is in dispute if I am paying monthly through DMP or will it make me look stupid as they can point out that if it's in dispute why am I making a monthly payment Still waiting for copy of CCA from 1st crud which was requested about 5 months ago & still never received
  3. Thanks 42 man should I contact them or go through my DMC? what do you reckon would be best as I think to keep paying would keep the court happy as this was the reason for the set aside being granted
  4. sorry guys forgot to add the bottom bit - In the event of non settlement their client reserves the right to issue legal proceedings (do we think this would be ANOTHER STAT DEMAND LOL) Can anyone tell me if these lot go to the same thicky school?
  5. Hi everyone I hope you are all well & today seems to be an apt day for me to be posting an update with my situation As my previous posts explain I was issued a stat demand by 1st crud last year & ended up in court wher I was told by the judge that 1st Cruds solicitors (LCS) would not object to the set aside of my stat demand because I was paying 1st crud through my debt management plan. I have heard nothing more from 1st crud, however today I recived a letter from Connaught (sent 2nd class) saying that THEIR CLIENT 1st crud/cf (surely cannot be both of them as cf was 1st cruds client?) have instructed them to recover the overdue amount & understand that i have been furnished with the full details of their clients claim (do they mean the garbage I got through from 1st crud when they were chasing the debt?) & as Connaught are unaware of any reason that payment be witheld they expect full settlement within 7 days I am just wondering should I hit them with the "I still haven't received the CCA I asked for from 1st crud at the start of August" or the "Well the stat demand was set aside because your client has no objection to me paying through my debt management company" Any suggestions as to my next move? thanks all
  6. LOL that's true Yeah send me a copy please How are things with you anyway?
  7. Hi HAK Sorry to sound a bit down but it doesn't feel like a victory He said that they (1st Credit) had agreed to set aside because I was paying through my debt management plan (this would be the one that they never accepted or ignored when they wanted FULL PAYMENT) & that I had obviously been paying them something through this It is more likely that they have never supplied my cca, so when I started to ask about costs he basically said best to leave while I was ahead (didn't know whether to laugh or cry) Anyway a BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS HELPED ME (ESPECIALLY 42man) I hope I can help many others
  8. Hi Juimmy Good luck with these lot, they are a right bunch Are you in a debt management plan & if so is your Aqua account part of it. If so get your debt management company to send them an Income & Expendiyure form with an offer of a monthly payment that YOU CAN AFFORD Do as Switch says, request a cca (there are template letters for this which I am sure others can post for you to use) What you must remember is DO NOT SIGN THE LETTER just print your name Your debt is under £750 so I don't believe they can bankrupt you (though they may try to scare you in their letters) Do not panic, I did when I first had contact with them but you will get very good advice on here
  9. u2 smt Chuffed for you Hardly got a chance to ask for costs, judge said better to leave while I was ahead U?
  10. Thanks guys I will, should I admit that I have received it though, or say no which might annoy the judge?
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