Hi Hamish.

I can appreciate your concern, but if these debts were part of your trust deed there is nothing whatsoever they can do to you.

If the calls continue I'd suggest writing to the debt purchasers with the details of your trust deed so that they can confirm the situation with your trustee (or just against the Edinburgh Gazette entry that will still be publicly available for them to check).

If that didn't work I'd then initiate their complaints procedure which I'm sure would bring things to an end.

It's a major shame that your original creditors haven't got systems in place to prevent the sale of debts that do not exist.

Thanks TDA much apprciated, Cabot were desperate to get my current address but I wouldnt give him it, must admit I lost the plot a bit at him think i need a glass of wine to relax a bit.....

Go for it Hamish.

I'm just about to leave the office and find a glass of wine myself!

Beat you too it TDA, enjoy.......:o)

I think those that sold the debt can still deal with unlawful chasing of debts included in the trust deed. Rather than chasing lots of people.

Paul