Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2014 9:21 am
Hello to everyone on here. Haven't posted for years but read the forum regularly to see how people are getting on. Our IVA started in July 2011 and we completed it with a full and final in 2011. Coming up to the six year point so have started to look at mine and hubby's credit reports to check the defaults have been listed with the correct date.
Yesterday when looking at my husbands credit file we noticed that a company called Capquest have listed 2 accounts with 2 different amounts with defaults dated from 2011. We called them up and they have stated 2 different ref numbers and say they are for debts from Abbey and Santander. Now the one form Abbey I can totally understand as that was for an overdraft and was included in our IVA. Never had an account with Santander! In fact Abbey turned into Santander well after our IVA was approved. Anyway after not really getting any where with Capquest I dug all our paper work out from the chairmans report to our completion certificate and even found the letter from Abbey stating that they were aware of our IVA and would be detailing with our IP from now on.
This spurred me on to speak with Freeman Jones who dealt with my IVA and they are now going to take over from me trying to sort this out. They are going to go to Capquest and ask for original account numbers as I think it is the same debt but sold twice to them even though the amounts are not the same! Also interestingly this was a joint debt and nothing is registered on my credit file.
Anyway I suppose the moral to this story is to keep all your paperwork safe as even after you think you are finished something may raise it's ugly head and you feel plunged back into a battle that you thought was over. Hopefully Freeman Jones will be calling me back today with an update on what Capquest think they are playing at.
Personally I think it would be a lot more helpful if they used original reference numbers when these debts are sold on and I certainly think that I should have been informed who these people are.
Wishing you all a successful conclusion to all your debt problems. Haven't seen Kallis on here for a long time but she was a tower of strength for me when I was rambling on.
Yesterday when looking at my husbands credit file we noticed that a company called Capquest have listed 2 accounts with 2 different amounts with defaults dated from 2011. We called them up and they have stated 2 different ref numbers and say they are for debts from Abbey and Santander. Now the one form Abbey I can totally understand as that was for an overdraft and was included in our IVA. Never had an account with Santander! In fact Abbey turned into Santander well after our IVA was approved. Anyway after not really getting any where with Capquest I dug all our paper work out from the chairmans report to our completion certificate and even found the letter from Abbey stating that they were aware of our IVA and would be detailing with our IP from now on.
This spurred me on to speak with Freeman Jones who dealt with my IVA and they are now going to take over from me trying to sort this out. They are going to go to Capquest and ask for original account numbers as I think it is the same debt but sold twice to them even though the amounts are not the same! Also interestingly this was a joint debt and nothing is registered on my credit file.
Anyway I suppose the moral to this story is to keep all your paperwork safe as even after you think you are finished something may raise it's ugly head and you feel plunged back into a battle that you thought was over. Hopefully Freeman Jones will be calling me back today with an update on what Capquest think they are playing at.
Personally I think it would be a lot more helpful if they used original reference numbers when these debts are sold on and I certainly think that I should have been informed who these people are.
Wishing you all a successful conclusion to all your debt problems. Haven't seen Kallis on here for a long time but she was a tower of strength for me when I was rambling on.