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  1. Hi, I am receiving threatening letters from Wescot about an unpaid bill for YourMove of £288.00 I have now paid this debt to YourMove, but Wescot are chasing me for the whole debt including an extra £41.55, making a total of £329.55. I have phoned them and explained i never received the original letter as it went to my solicitors and i never received it. I said i would pay the £288 to YourMove as i did not receive the original letter for the debt. Now they are still chasing me for the full amount. I think i need a letter of some description saying i have paid the amount up, but cannot find a template to word this correctly. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.
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