Thanks again for your help Andy, and anyone else that supported along the way.

no mention of any consent order though? They just said they were writing to the court today to request the set aside.

They've very quickly agreed to ask the court to have the ccj set aside.

After an initial very encouraging phonecall, they have called back to say that my letter is now 'under review' and they'll get back to me next week sometime.

Decided not to wait for letter, spoke to them on the phone just now. They said they will call back shortly "hopefully with good news"

I didn't catch this reply Andy, I have written to them a few days ago, first class recorded.

Thanks Andy. I'll revert to original plan then and just write asking them to consider an agreement for set aside. I'm also doing an SAR MB

Actually using good old Google, I think I've got the gist of things now. I'm going to write to Eon explaining that I never received any of their correspondence in regards to the court action. I am going to inform them that I would have paid had I received any of this correspondence. I am going to inform them that I paid in full within 2 working days of receiving the order. I am going to ask them to consent to having the CCJ set aside. I am going to included a simple draft consent order for them to sign. Something like this: UPON THE APPLICATION OF THE PARTIES [Meebroke and ADDRESS previously of OLD ADDRESS] [EON AND ADDRESS] BY CONSENT IT IS ORDERED THAT 1. The proceedings herein be stayed on the terms set out in the Schedule. 2. Meebroke has prior to the date of this order paid to Eon the sum of £xxxx pounds receipt of which Marston acknowledges. 3. The County Court Judgement held for MeeBroke under claim number xxxxx be removed and deleted from public record. 4. No order as to costs. Signed ________________ Then, assuming they sign and return it, I file the application for set aside with the court and include this doc. Have I got all of that right? Thanks MB

Thanks Andy, so how does the consent order get handled? Should my first contact by letter include a drafted consent order, asking them to agree it? MB

Can I just check my understanding on things? Can Eon request that the judgement be set aside without me making an application to the court? I may have misunderstood things here as the reason I was writing to Eon was to try and achieve this. I'm now starting to to wonder if I have to make the application no matter what?

I asked for all of the PT. I got a single letter through the post with no information whatsoever other than telling me to contact Eon. MB

Thanks WD. This simply gets more and more incredible. So, a company like this can use any old street address to sue you, even though they are in possession of ALL of your current contact details- and the only way you discover this has all happened and they have managed to get a court judgement against you- is that they contact you at your CURRENT address to let you know it has happened! At this stage, the only one holding any document in regards to this action is the offender themselves! Sorry for the rant but this beggars belief. Should I SAR them before I write to them asking them for an agreement to set aside? I was just about to post that letter today. Thanks MB

Hi All so I wrote to the Court requesting all documentation concerning this case, explaining that Eon had used the wrong address and that none of the documents ever reached me. I received a letter back from the Court informing me that they have none of the documents as the whole thing was 'done online'?

My interpretation of things is thus: I should write a letter to Eon confirming that I paid the amount in full within 2 business days of having any knowledge of it. Remind them that they used the wrong address to take action and that had I known I would have paid before any such action was taken. Ask if they will have the CCJ set aside and sweeten the deal by telling them if they have it set aside I will not pursue them for the additional fees that they added (over £1000). Worth a try or waste of time?

I have taken further advice and have now been told of an option to seek a Consent Order to have the judgement set aside. Does anyone have any experience of this? MB