Response to What can they charge you for?

........and, always remember that their claim is only an alleged debt - it is up to them to substantiate it. If it went to court they would HAVE to be able to prove what they are claiming to be true. All they are trying to do Lisa is frighten the wits out of you in the hope that you'd be daft enough to settle without question. Also - with regard to the S.A.R.N. I would issue one to both the lender and to their solicitors. It would be interesting to see who's telling what story. If you don't get a complete set of documents from either of them write again asking for the information originally asked for, but don't send any further fees. In the event of further delaying tactics advise them that you are referring the matter to the Information Commissioner for an Assessment. Always contact them in writing NOT by 'phone, and keep copies of EVERYTHING you send and receive - even the envelopes their letters come in !! Cheers...

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