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Debt written off, or was it?

glenkeeran · 2013-10-16 13:15:25

Hi all, I got a letter in today from a crowd who have taken over from MBNA. 2 Years ago i paid most of my debt to said company but due to so many other financial commitments i was unable to finish paying the debt so the wrote the debt off. This morning i received a letter stating that MBNA had written off that debt and…

16-10-2013 2:15pm

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glenkeeran

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Hi all,

I got a letter in today from a crowd who have taken over from MBNA. 2 Years ago i paid most of my debt to said company but due to so many other financial commitments i was unable to finish paying the debt so the wrote the debt off.
This morning i received a letter stating that MBNA had written off that debt and recorded it to the Irish Credit Bureau with a follow up that this new company is now looking for the debt...

My question is can this happen after the company wrote the debt off?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 16-10-2013 2:24pm

Cody Pomeray

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This is not legal advice, but general information about writing off debt.

Writing off a debt is an administrative exercise, of little relevance to anybody except a lender. It is primarily a matter for a lender's own accounts. Writing off a debt does not subsequently constrain the rights of the lender, or an interested party, in recovering the same debt.

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