Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2007 2:40 am
My creditors meeting is on the 9th August 2007 at 11am and I'm worried sick about the next few days.
I have had very few phone calls and letters to be honest, maybe because I haven't actually missed a payment till a few weeks ago but I am now getting very very worried about why it is so quiet.
All of my creditors have been informed by myself via letter of the creditors meeting ( I take it that payplan will have been in touch also) and they have also received two token payments (which they have cashed) and I have spoke to the companies who have actually phoned me.I have sent numerous letters to each creditor along the way, I reckon that each creditor have been sent a minimum of 3 letters each.
On reading around the forums, it seems that some companies don't wait until the IVA creditors meeting and sell the debt on asap.
What my main worry is that how likely am I to get a door step collector knocking on my parents house before next thurs?
What are the actual procedures that my creditors have to do before this happens, will they or do they have to inform me that I am the expect a visit or can someone just turn up?
E.G Will it be a default letter first or phone call?
What with the postal strike that is ongoing at the mo, I'm worried that there may be a letter somewhere in a post office saying that I'm going to get a visit soon.
I haven't told my parents about my situation as they are very old and any sort of situation would....I do not want to think about it.
My creditors are:
Egg
Lloyds TSB
Goldfish
Mint
Lombard Direct
Capital One
Cahoot
I'm offering them 54p in the £
Nearly all of them have been in touch saying that they are either freezing my account until they receive the proposals or are giving me 28 days, this was about 14 days ago so they should be ok but Lombard direct said that they would only give me 14 days then I would be in default, Payplan said that would probably issue me with a default letter first but they will have received the proposals by now.
Also, as a posting pointed out, if one of the creditors sells the debt on before the IVA is agreed, am I still legally obliged to pay them the full amount owing instead of the creditor who sold the debt or are the debt collecting agency bound by the laws of the IVA?
Sorry to go on like this but I am really getting worried again now by the quietness of it all and if there will be any surprises around the corner.
I have had very few phone calls and letters to be honest, maybe because I haven't actually missed a payment till a few weeks ago but I am now getting very very worried about why it is so quiet.
All of my creditors have been informed by myself via letter of the creditors meeting ( I take it that payplan will have been in touch also) and they have also received two token payments (which they have cashed) and I have spoke to the companies who have actually phoned me.I have sent numerous letters to each creditor along the way, I reckon that each creditor have been sent a minimum of 3 letters each.
On reading around the forums, it seems that some companies don't wait until the IVA creditors meeting and sell the debt on asap.
What my main worry is that how likely am I to get a door step collector knocking on my parents house before next thurs?
What are the actual procedures that my creditors have to do before this happens, will they or do they have to inform me that I am the expect a visit or can someone just turn up?
E.G Will it be a default letter first or phone call?
What with the postal strike that is ongoing at the mo, I'm worried that there may be a letter somewhere in a post office saying that I'm going to get a visit soon.
I haven't told my parents about my situation as they are very old and any sort of situation would....I do not want to think about it.
My creditors are:
Egg
Lloyds TSB
Goldfish
Mint
Lombard Direct
Capital One
Cahoot
I'm offering them 54p in the £
Nearly all of them have been in touch saying that they are either freezing my account until they receive the proposals or are giving me 28 days, this was about 14 days ago so they should be ok but Lombard direct said that they would only give me 14 days then I would be in default, Payplan said that would probably issue me with a default letter first but they will have received the proposals by now.
Also, as a posting pointed out, if one of the creditors sells the debt on before the IVA is agreed, am I still legally obliged to pay them the full amount owing instead of the creditor who sold the debt or are the debt collecting agency bound by the laws of the IVA?
Sorry to go on like this but I am really getting worried again now by the quietness of it all and if there will be any surprises around the corner.