I have checked my credit history about a month ago. There is nothing adverse in there at all. Should I now just ignore things and wait for them to give up trying to harrass me.

Sorry, I now realised that this is in the wrong forum. reposted in the correct one now.

Hi all. I have been reading through to get some advice on this bunch of nasties. For the last few weeks, my mother who is knocking on 70 has been receiving phone calls from Mackenzie Hall asking for me. Luckily, she still has her marbles and said to them that I dont live there(which I dont and never have!!) The phone calls were apparantly quite aggressive in tone but she has told them nothing. I called in to mums todays to find a letter from Mackenzie Hall (A final notice), addressed to me, asking me to pay £2300 on behalf of their client or !!. Now, I havent got a clue what this is all about, my credit record is clear and although I am curious after reading similar posts, I dont really want to contact them as it appears that this may reinstate the debt. My only blemish on my credit history was when I split up with my ex wife in 1997 and I think that I never continued paying for a 3 piece suite on a buy now, pay later scheme. That was in 1997 though and I havent heard a thing since. So perhaps wrongly, I assumed that it had been written off. What should I do, ignore them, contact them, offer payment. Suggestions and advice would be greatly appreciated as it is quite upsetting to my mother to be hassled with phone calls about something that is nothing to do with her. Thanks.

Hi all. I have been reading through to get some advice on this bunch of nasties. For the last few weeks, my mother who is knocking on 70 has been receiving phone calls from Mackenzie Hall asking for me. Luckily, she still has her marbles and said to them that I dont live there(which I dont and never have!!) The phone calls were apparantly quite aggressive in tone but she has told them nothing. I called in to mums todays to find a letter from Mackenzie Hall (A final notice), addressed to me, asking me to pay £2300 on behalf of their client or !!. Now, I havent got a clue what this is all about, my credit record is clear and although I am curious after reading similar posts, I dont really want to contact them as it appears that this may reinstate the debt. My only blemish on my credit history was when I split up with my ex wife in 1997 and I think that I never continued paying for a 3 piece suite on a buy now, pay later scheme. That was in 1997 though and I havent heard a thing since. So perhaps wrongly, I assumed that it had been written off. What should I do, ignore them, contact them, offer payment. Suggestions and advice would be greatly appreciated as it is quite upsetting to my mother to be hassled with phone calls about something that is nothing to do with her. Thanks.