Just added a photo of the letter sent to me Hope I got dpf right let me no if not, TBI.pdf

That's true their may be the odd other debt. I did owe council tax but I paid that off a while after as that can be trouble.i do have a noodle an is only showing. £101 dept wich is hsbc not phone company my mistake I just logged on to it just now. How'd you mean you own financial position an advice.? Do you mean if they do end up doing a ccj.

Sorry was andy who suggested speak to gmac. Sorry yes was either late 10 or early 11 an other debts are from not long before I lost the house was water a couple of hundred pounds an 100 to a phone company. Again prior to loosing the house. Just once I lost my job I got another an wasn't enough to cover bills. So I left...an was just paying interest only for a brief time untill it was clear I was stuck in a rut.an wen it got trashed I felt it was game over at the time.

Would contacting g.mac result acknowledging the debt to them., I've been self employed for a few years now untill recently,wer I don't work at all.i do not claim any thing either.i was working before we had our recent baby

Hi guys I'm new an was recomended to this forum here's my situation. In need of advice I've got tbi financial services sending letters from a morgage I had with g-mac formally webb resolutions.for the amount of just over £57000. I had a house lost my job. Could get a job wich covered the bills so I moved out an house was taken off me..just before I went to court to hand keys back my house was ransacked for copper pipes,radiators every thing metal an wrecked the place doing so also flooded it completely... House sold at auction so I'm aware leaving me with 57k bill. 2007iah I got house an lost it end of 2010/early 2011. I need to go to my old bank an find out wen I got morgage an last payment.for dates on that. Just had a finial notice from tbi threatening I must pay in full by 13.01.2017 or could take court action will may be taken. Has any one heard of tbi were should I turn now did I source a local solicitor. Thanks