247Moneybox

[CUBITT]

I have a loan with them for about 120 that was due on the 30/11 - 2 days ago. I also have 4 other loans, 2 of which i am on repayment plans for. In total i owe about 1500 to these companys and i currently earn about 120 a week so as you can imagine im finding it hard to pay them back. Anyway i told 247 moneybox the day before it was due that i wouldnt be able to pay it is there any chance we could make arrangememnts for a payment plan, to which i was told to leave it until it had gone into arrears and then phone up. Well i dont want to do it over the phone so i asked for an email adress, they gave me one and said this is for customer services email them and they will ring you. I said i wont answer their calls. I have emailed them and had no reply. Now they have started ringing me at 7.30am on my mobile and landline waking all my family up!! what should i do next?

[CUBITT]

still had no reply to my 2 emails and nobody is available on their live chat. should i just speak to them on the phone or carry on refusing too?

[asmilecostsnothing]

Ultimately I had to talk on the phone to these, cos they rung me at workThey do have a facebook page which can be printed and used in evidence which may be one way round not talking to them although the fella I used to speak to didn't have a nasty streak and was not threatning though I was given the impression that they could stop charges if you contact them before defaultRather then give your debit card no, you can pay by Paypal I've just found out !

[CUBITT]

ive had a reply to my email, it says to ring them or go on their live chat, go on their live chat and theres nobody available...

[asmilecostsnothing]

Wait for their call then .......................or email back! or contact a free dmp company who can take on the running of your debts for you but cannot guarantee to freeze interest or escape charges though in majority of cases I guess they win over the creditor The longer it's left the worse it gets with 247 Moneybox my £123.00 loan became £212.00 : ( don't let the same happen to youPayplan or CCCS are both free and could save you some hassle.

[cj2k7]

I had a loan with moneybox 24/7 and failed to meet the payment, but i found them ok to deal with but as i did i would phone them up and make a settlement offer on the loan and asked them to stop calling you. I wrote to them and advised them all contact must be by email or phone. Hope this helps.

[asmilecostsnothing]

erm, I would like to add and perhaps re-iterate the call came at work after sending them a letter about my account actually after Dan Clipper Smith or whatever their called refused to deal with me despite sending their stupid texts very late at night 23:59pm - please don't suggest I 'ignored'

 

They don't seem the type of company to accept a lower settlement amount in my opinion, but, like, I say was told can freeze the account as soon as you 'talk' to them

 

Paying up certainly is the one guaranteed way to deal with them