Harry05131
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Should we phone Wonga or not for repayment plan?
Harry05131 replied to mahharg's topic in Wonga and associated companies
But, phone 3 days before repayment is due (not before) ? To me that contradicts itself. -
Should we phone Wonga or not for repayment plan?
Harry05131 replied to mahharg's topic in Wonga and associated companies
"What The Agent suggested which seems the norm is to phone 3 days before repayment is due (not before)." This bit doesn't make sense to me? -
qq and pounds to pocket
Harry05131 replied to jimjim5's topic in Quick Quid and associated trading names
In what way? The correct amounts have been debited each month and i only leave enough in the bank account to cover the DD. -
qq and pounds to pocket
Harry05131 replied to jimjim5's topic in Quick Quid and associated trading names
I defaulted on my QQ loan and managed to obtain a 12 month repayment plan with them. I'm currently 7 months down the line...i pay via DD -
You're a star.
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Thanks, will do. Is there a template letter that i can use to send regarding the debt is in dispute and they should not be chasing it?
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Can i do this via email?
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I am now being chased by a dca called Scotcall with a personal visit imminent. Despite that i have still been paying WDA the oc £1 nominal fee each month via standing order.
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Here is my story: I took a loan out with QQ last year (August 2011) rolled it over twice and then it was due to be paid back in November. I defaulted on that and got the usual 'Notice of payment 60 days overdue' email every other day. Tried to come to a payment plan that i could afford but of course they wouldn't play ball they wanted over £125 per month on my £700 debt. I reluctantly agreed to the plan to get them off my back (phone calls) but had no intentions of ever making payment as realistically i knew i couldn't afford that. So the first repayment of £125 was due, i obviously didn't pay it then received the standard automated email saying my account was due etc. I just ignored all automated emails up until now, JULY. Where i received an email from QQ basically begging me to agree to a £60 monthly plan over 12 months So it took QQ literally 9 months and THEY were the ones who came to me with a payment plan which i thought was rather funny haha Btw, i agreed to that so i now on a plan for the next 12 months to clear that debt.
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Just a quick update: I emailed WDA last week and put it bluntly that i would not be making any form of payment to DRS who are acting on their behalf as they do not own the debt. I have WDA's details and will make a token payment at the end of the month to show a willingness to pay my debt. I've not heard anything from either WDA or DRS since last week.
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I think i will be taking this step. This may sound stupid, but along the lines what exactly do i say? Thank you for your help.
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lol! So should i not even acknowledge the email that DR sent? I do in time want to pay this off, of course only £388.50 what i should rightly be paying but at present i'm in no rush.
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I have also received an email from DRS regarding the debt: Note that the figure has now risen again :s Dear - Mr Harry Our Client: Wage Day Advance Ltd Our ref: 447~~~ Client Ref: ~~~~~~~ Balance Outstanding: £614.10 We have been instructed by the above named client to contact you with regards to your unpaid account. As a matter of urgency, please call Mark Loughlin at DRS on 0151 545 3403 & quote your account number 44~~~ What I'm i best saying in a reply to DRS? Thanks all!
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Well i received a reply from WDA regarding DRS: Dear Harry, The Collection agency are acting on behalf of WDA, you can contact them to set an arrangement up to repay the balance on your account. Regards
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Ok. Appreciate all the advice.