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hi forgot to mention i have a little boy of 19 months which he has never seen his dad and i have never had a penny off him! some man he is!!

First port of call for you would be to speak to the mortgage company as to what the situation is. It may have already been repossessed in which case you will be pursued for the debt.

Let us know how you get on.

Regards.

If the house is already boarded up, then it would suggest to me that it has already been repossessed. A quick call to the mortgage company would verify this for you.

Thanks to you both will let you know how i get on, regards tracy!

Hi Bubbles,

You may find that even though your debts are small compared to some people, your credit record is already blemished.

Best thing would be to check with any of the credit reference agencies to see what is on your record.

As for your little boy, I would get in touch with CSA and see if they can trace him. He is entitled to money from his dad even if he doesn't see him.

hi jan do you have the number for the credit ref agencie? Can you tell me what i should say when i call, regards

Hi Bubbles, sorry only just caught up with this post again, that's the problem when it drops down the list!

There are three agencies, and you will have to pay for your check.

http://www.equifax.co.uk

http://www.experian.co.uk

I can never remember who the third one is, but I am sure someone will see this and post.

You can either order your report online, or there will be ways to contact them listed on the site.

Hope this helps

www.callcredit.co.uk X

Thanks Viki, I knew that you knew it and had posted it before, but I couldn't remember which thread it was on!

I've sent you an email by the way.

Thx to vicky and jan XxX

the best yo can do is getting always a second opinion and usually the serious companies always give the first consultation for free

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the best yo can do is getting always a second opinion and usually the serious companies always give the first consultation for free

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Hi Terricarter. I have had to remove your sig, as this is against forum policy ---- if you wish to become an Industry Expert, please contact Admin.

Regarding free advice: Most reputable companies give free initial advice and will, indeed, take you all the way up to the creditors meeting without charge. After this all fees are taken from the agreed IVA repayments.