Credit Cards Cleared – As seen on Staffordshire BBC TV

Basil & Amanda Rankine challenged their credit card providers in court and they had six credit cards wiped out, totaling £37,000. As seen on Staffordshire BBC TV

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This entry was posted on August 11, 2008 at 4:46 pm and is filed under Credit Card Debts, Debt Problems. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

8 Responses to Credit Cards Cleared – As seen on Staffordshire BBC TV

Simon Helliwell on August 12, 2008 at 11:46 am

Interesting, I became aware of the Rankines case a while ago, they won their first case but stupidly went on to run up more debt and try it again. I suppose it was inevitable that the court would see through it and subsequently they lost their second case. I think they also struggled by doing the whole claim themselves when there are a few very reputable companies who will conduct the claim on their behalf, the key thing being the use of legal experts and specific procedures for the claim process. It’s an interesting concept though and one which I am sure we will hear more about over the coming months.
11 Secrets to paying off credit card debts | Money saving expert | Talk Money blog on November 5, 2008 at 12:05 pm

[...] The eleventh secret is you could contact Finance Claims Checker and let them see if your credit card agreements are invalid and unenforceable in law. If they are then they may be able to have your credit card balances written off using their solicitors and the legal loopholes in the Consumer Credit Act 1974. [...]
Credit card, loan and mortgage debts wiped out legally | Money saving expert | Talk Money blog on November 11, 2008 at 4:24 pm

[...] interviewedBasil and Amanda Rankine, who said that they had cleared credit card and loan debts of £100,000; but had then decided to [...]
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Wow what the heck is happened to them…
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