If you have any
credit card or loan agreements taken out prior to April 6th 2007 then
there is a high possibility that they will be unenforceable. Up to 75%
of debts taken on before that time have been discovered to be unenforceable,
even by a Court, as they do not comply with the 2006 amendment to the
Consumer Credit Act originally drafted in 1974.
Our legal team is
highly specialised, so your case will be in the hands of true experts,
unlike a lot of companies offering similar services which have surfaced
recently.
This applies
to any of the following types of credit agreement (not just credit cards):
Credit Card
Secured and Unsecured Loans
Store Card
Car Loans/Finance (up to £25,000 each)
Note: If a debt
is found to be unenforceable this means that the debt can not be collected.
It does not mean that the debt is wiped, cleared or written off, other
than in exceptional circumstances. All references here to writing off
or wiping off or clearing debt are understood in the colloquial sense.
In most cases the debt will remain outstanding and on file.
Minimum
criteria:
1 Resident of England,
Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland (or living abroad with a UK card
or loan)
2 Have unsecured debts of over £3,000
3 Have at least one credit card or loan
4 The Credit Card or loan taken out before 6th April 2007
If you qualify in
terms of all the above then apply in confidence using this short form:
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with the CAN-SPAM Act. We will not pass your name or any other details
to third parties apart from the specialist solicitor who will need to
know these details in order to help you.
All correspondence
is confidential.
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under the Data Protection Act. Reg. No. Z1620707
Wipe Off
Credit Card Debt: How does it work?
The Consumer Credit
Act of 1974 allows borrowers to challenge unfair credit agreements.
Credit Agreements up to £25,000 and issued before 6th April 2007
must comply with the terms of the Act. Most UK banks and lenders have
not followed their legal obligations under the Act over the years. This
means that your credit agreements may be legally unenforceable. Recently,
a high percentage of those agreements that have been challenged have
been found to be unfair and unenforceable. The result is that you can
wipe off (make unenforceable) credit card debt as it cannot be collected.
We take details
of your debts and our specialist legal team challenge the agreements
with the lenders. They obtain documentation on your behalf and then
verify the legality of the contract. Our legal team will then, via specific
correspondence, prove that your agreement is not valid.
Wipe Off
Credit Card Debt: An IVA Is A Different Instrument But CAN Be Used
Please note that
this is not a debt management plan or an IVA, where
the debt is written off over 5 years. To wipe off (make unenforceable)
credit card debt is a response to the law which says that lenders offering
loans without proper documentation cannot enforce recovery of the debt
resulting from them.
We are also affiliated
to IVA and debt management specialists, if that should be more suitable
to your own circumstances. We can also put you in touch with highly
competitive loan providers, if you really can afford to get yourself
into more debt (but we really do recommend reducing your existing debt).
You can apply for
a debt consolidation
IVA here.
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card debt before April 2007
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you having difficulties raising finance because of a poor credit history
or lack of a credit history? With Unsecured
Guarantor Loans you can borrow £500 to to £5,000 with
no credit checks, by nominating a guarantor who will vouch for the
repayments. Then you repay the loan as agreed and repair your credit
rating.
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Note:
If a debt is found to be unenforceable this means that the debt
can not be collected. It does not mean that the debt is wiped, cleared
or written off, other than in exceptional circumstances. All references
here to writing off or wiping off or clearing debt and to 'write
off credit card debt' are understood in the colloquial sense. In
most cases the debt will remain outstanding and on file.