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| spud | Mar 31 2007, 09:59 AM |
 
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They are clearly breaching the OFT Debt collection Guidance, 2.6 (f) pressuring debtors to pay in full in or in unreasonably large instalments? I am also assuming that they didn’t recommend a company to take the loan out with? Also if i remeber right from the 6th April you should be able to take complaints to the financial ombudsman services, as debt collection agencies will come under there remit from that point. The FOS can award compensation payments for distress etc (although they are usually very small amounts), but also it is the creditor who has to pay for the complaint to be dealt with (I think it costs them about £2-300 a complaint?) 
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