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Do not accept responsibility or any knowledge of the debt ;) it's up to them to prove that you owe the money, if they haven't got your signature you should be fine (think, your the victim of fraud).

 

I really don't think they will take it to far considering the amount owed, the fact the company no longer exsists and you not even being aware of the debt (victim of fraud B) ).

 

lastly you must have been mental, to let this 'Shane' and his mate do this in your name and mother's address :o if it ends up going any further get legal advice, solicitor or C.A.B, admit nothing at all :angel:

 

atvb Richard

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RE: Debt collectors.

 

Never ever let them enter your property, they have no legal right of access, unless it's through an open door or ground floor window. They are not allowed to force their way in past you, if you have refused then permission to enter. If they threaten to call the police to assist them with entry, stay calm & tell them to do so, as even the police cannot gain entry without a warrant, and a court will not issue one for private debt collection. All the police can do is prevent a breach of the peace, so don't start shouting the odds.

 

If you do let them in, they then have the legal right to return and take anything that they might have put a levy notice on in the first visit. They can then legally gain forced entry.

 

The only bailiffs that can force entry into your house are customs & excise.

 

The important thing to remember is, NEVER LET THEM ENTER IN THE FIRST PLACE!

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ask them to send you a letter saying they are taking it no further mate then they cant denie it at a later date and continue proceedings against you if the woman knew what was happening in the 1st place this shouldnt have happened as the company alredy knew you werent the client get the letter off the debt collectors then your ok ;)

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  Trev said:
lol, i know this isnt a funny situation for you but its made me laugh.

Get over to the shane bloke and persuade him to pay it, i.e smash his head in if he dont its that simple, he has already tried to cost ye money so dont waste any more on solicitors or the like.

 

 

 

Top man Trev.......... excellent advice and congrats on being the first to advise kicking his head in :clapper:

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