Ezzlepopple
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I don't really have any more information at the minute. I definitely didn't take out anything with RBS in 2004. Does NatWest fall under RBS and if it does would they reference RBS for a NatWest OD? Even if it was the Natwest OD, it was taken out 1999/2000 so I'm guessing that would definitely be statute barred as I have had no contact about that either
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Hi there Hoping for some help advice. I have been living overseas for the last 2 years. A letter came to my parents house this week, from Arrow Global saying that Clarity Credit Management had taken over a debt for an overdraft with Royal Bank of Scotland. Firstly, I have never had an account with RBS let alone an over draft. I did have a NatWest account as a student that may have had an overdraft. But that was in 1999. The letter says the date of the original agreement was in 29/09/2004. At this time I was living in Dublin so definitely did not take out an account with RBS. I have mailed this Credit Management Crowd and have asked them to clarify what this is for as I have never had an account with the bank. Is there a possibility that this could be the NatWest account? If so why would it state a date of 2004? I have never had a letter or contact from these people before, and obviously I don't even live on that continent any more and I don't plan to any time soon, but I obviously don't want these letters going to my parents home. I s this statute barred? Should I just ignore them?:sad:
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Just received the following e-mail from the council so it looks like I'm ok, its a huge relief, I had started to think that I was going to have to pay the money! Thank you for your recent contact. I can confirm that your name has now been removed from the Council Tax at the above address. You are no longer liable for the outstanding charge. Yours sincerely
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I'm hoping someone can help me, I've received a liability order from 11 years ago, it's the first I've heard of it, I've just moved back to northern Ireland after years of working away. I completed my first year of university in liverpool, like most students I lived in halls. In the may at the end of term I signed a tenancy agreement for a house for the following year. I spent the summer at home in northern Ireland and decided to move uni back home. A friend of mine sublet my room from the other occupant of the house. Fast forward 11 years and I receive a liability order for the property where I never lived. I called the council and explained, they said I would need proof that I didn't live there. So I got a letter from my ni uni to prove I attended there. So I was a full time student and not living there! The council has told me that I could only be classed as exempt as a student if I was a student in Liverpool! Madness. So they asked me to get more proof, I sent a letter from my bank 2 days ago.... Today I received a bailiff notice from marstons. Now as far as I know there are no bailiffs in ni so they can't follow this route. But can any one advise me on the council tax issue, surely I can't be held liable if I was a full time student regardless of where I studied. Advice would ve appreciated, I'm up the walls
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