Tesco pulled back a debt form OPOS

[LongHairedLily]

Evening everyone,

 

I am going to call Tesco in the morning however, I am puzzled.

 

I came to a payment arrangement with OPOS mid December for repayment of a CC debt totally 2,500.00.

I set the payment for 03/01/2023.

 

I checked he bank to find payment not taken.

I went online to make payment manually with their online account portal to find the account closed. 

I called OPOS and they just said Tesco has asked for the debt to be returned.

 

I am really confused. I had already spoke with Tesco the few days before mid December and said  I am willing to pay and wanting to pay please do not give em a CCJ as this would impact my job.

 

They are aware of an accident i suffered earlier in the year and personal bereavement  which to be honest has really hit me hard, 2022 was the year from hell.

 

I am more clued up on what to say, would anyone have faintest idea why they would do this, when an agreement had been agreed.

 

As you can see OPOS were acting and did not buy the debt.

[dx100uk]

you've forgotten all your were taught long ago.

ignore and never ring a DCA.

 

simply pay tesco what you can when you can.

using bac transfer.

 

original creditors dont do court.

 

dx

 

[fkofilee]

OPOs Dont own the debt in this instance, they were probably chasing it on behalf of Tesco. 

It could either be Tesco hasn't complied with regulations on  some accounts and pulled them back tot resolve, or its being prepped for sold as part of a Portfolio.

 

Lets see!