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(@trustdeed1)
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Just checked my credit file and it's a mess ๐Ÿ™ so I had done a LILA bankruptcy in 2010 ending 2011. All of those creditors are still updating my files every month as defaulting and the full amounts. What do I do about this? Who do I write to? Shouldn't they be shown as satisfied from the date the bankruptcy ended? Thanks


   
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Kevin Mapstone
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They should, trustdeed1. I'm afraid it sounds as though you are going to have to do a bit of work here, contacting the various companies and asking them to amend your record accordingly.

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(@trustdeed1)
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Thanks Kevin, have just spent 30mins on the phone to Aqua to be told it's with Max Recovery, phoned them and they say they have nothing of mine. I can see this being a long haul ๐Ÿ™


   
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(@trustdeed1)
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If I manage to get them all and they shut the accounts will they shut them from this point so like the last 3 years of defaults will still show even though it should have been closed as at 2011?


   
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Hi trustdeed1.

As far as I can see this should all be backdated to the time at which you were discharged.

You may need to push them in that direction.

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(@trustdeed1)
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Thanks, will try my best. Aqua actually tried to tell me on the phone they wouldn't do anything until I pad the account off! 20mins later he agrees they are in the wrong but I have to send the certificate again, so 4th time they need it. I have a feeling I will be on the phone to them again. Ridiculous.


   
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(@lightbodyae55)
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Hi Trustdeed1

I found the best way to deal with things like this is a letter to the CEO of the company, direct to the top, this usually gets things moving the right way in fairly quick time.

Phoning the customer services dept I found is a waste of time, deal direct with the person at the top, it works for me.

lightbodyae55


   
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