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Jamie247
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Hi
I had loads of wonga loans in the past anyway the last one i had they sent me a email saying debt has been calred due to something on there part? affordaiabtly issues?
anyway this loan was clared but i was wondering what would happen to the loans i paid of could i claim compensation and put it in my iva?
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luluj
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I think you have been lucky on this occasion and misfortunate in a way to have paid off previous ones as Wonga are now paying/writing off some outstanding loans.
I would let it go and be grateful one has been cleared and written off.
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Shining
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I too would suggest you let it lie, your IVA company will no doubt investigate the misspelling of PPI etc., and this may just come to light in years to come but for now let sleeping dogs lie is my best advice.
IVA final payment left the bank on the 26th January 2013...looking forward to a debt free future.
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esgt1967
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If you are already in an IVA and your Wonga loan(s) were included, you need to let your IP know that the loans have been written off. This happened to me but the Wonga outstanding amount was so low that it didn't really have any effect on my IVA. However, the IP needs to get in contact with Wonga and arrange for dividends to be repaid etc, nothing for you to do though.
