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By Ethel Street · Posted
What the administrators are saying is that unsecured creditors, as you are for the £807, will receive nothing. If they used the £807 to reduce a different debt you owe to Unclebuck that would be the the same thing as paying you £807. Legally and financially reducing a different debt by £807 is exactly the same thing as paying you £807 in cash. The administrators are not allowed by law to do that. Frustrating for you I know, but the Administrators are correct. -
The repossession people didn’t even knock on my door, I was home with my 2 children we would of heard, They took my car with bank card, shop keys and valuables in which I needed, if they had of knocked I would of sorted the money while they were there. I will check bill of sale when I am back home will it be original one or should I have got another one? as the paper work I have certainly doesn’t match. I did agree to lower amount but expected new paper work to sign which never come. -
yes sorry i was confused that you had managed to get anything out of the administrators. we've not seen that and was surprised by it read that way. your credit file is clear Conexus Recovery and Field Services Ltd - can be totally ignored. DCA's view debtors as suckers, marks and mugs NO DCA has ANY legal powers whatsoever on ANY debt no matter what it's Type and they are NOT and can NEVER be BAILIFFS. even if a debt has been to court.. -
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