hi

many thanks for the reply. i am about to embark on this road.

not clearing credit cards, as the company take £125 upfront, then a £250 successful claim fee PLUS 30% of money cleared. too much for me.

but i am going to claim for secured loans and redeemed mortgages of which i have a few. cost £495 and nothing else.

regard

tom

Hi There,

Having worked in the financial market for around 11 years, when i came across your particular situation i was intregued by some of the seemingly irelevant replies which have been posted. Numenus refers to the insolvency act 2002? this particular act was itself written off around 2 years ago as there were so many pitfalls around unmanagable cases. However, having looked into the situation in more depth than it would seem anyone else has, i have managed to find that there is something which may be possible. When applying for your credit cards in future, explain to the advisor who is processing the application that you are looking for a card which you do not have to pay anything back ever, when you spend on it. this is something which i came across during my time studying financial law.

Coco

hi,

can you explainthe better alternative please

tom

It is quite possible to write off credit card and loan debts if they are unenforceable, and quite a few of them are. They have to have been taken out before 1/4/07.

Cartel are one of the companies that may be able to help, however they do charge £495.00 upfront for the first case, a lower amount for subsequent cases and 25/30% at the back end.

This is a very expensive way to do it, there are better alternatives.

Thank you will give it a go

I just answered your question but for some reason somone has deleted my answer! I heard it too, it was on touch 102, there is a link to the place you are talking about there... Its called the cartelclientreview, but have to say does not look as good as it sounded on the radio!

Good luck!

To be honest I'm kind of not entirely sure, I heard an ad on the radio while driving and basically they said if you've had a credit card from since 2002 you can write it off and |I didn't get the chance to take down any details so I'm trying to find out if anyone has heard of thisor anything on the issue

Thanks

Can you clarify what you mean? Do you mean write off unpaid debts on your card? Was this not referring to The Insolvency Act 2002 maybe?

Hi I'm not sure this is legit but I heard on a radio station ad that you can writeoff you credit cards if you've had them since 2002 I was driving so didn't get time to jot down the site tried gooogling but nothing,

IS this true and do anyone know how.

thanks