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 Gawa
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Hi everyone again... so I somehow signed up for debt help online a few days ago through which I thought it was Stepchange. I have now sent a lot of information etc to the “company” but I’m starting to have worries if they are genuine. The company is trust-deeds.co.uk and I believe they use Wallace Fraser as the deed company. I’m worried about a lot of stuff and don’t want to screw myself even more by being told that a trust deed is the best thing for me. I’m considering calling a few other companies over the weekend or Monday before I go any further with this as I have a phone appointment on Tuesday. I’ve also been told as in a previous post that I can keep paying both my HP and PCP agreement and not have any risk of the cars being terminated. Another factor that is worrying me is working overtime during the trust deed. How will I be able to save extra money for my kids Christmas etc if I do get overtime and the company takes it all.? Any advice would be greatly appreciated thanks


   
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 Gawa
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Ps the trust-deeds.co.uk sent me a text message after I signed up online for help and it said at the end of the message “thanks, the debt help Scotland team” how can they call themselves 2 different companies? And also when I went to search some info on them online there isn’t must to go by...


   
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David Tannock
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Hi, always shop around and do your homework. Speak with a couple of different companies for advice.

Ideally you want to go directly to an Insolvency Practitioner and deal with the same advisor from start to finish.

There are two experts on the forum Kevin and Sharon who are great and could give you some advice if you wanted a second opinion on all of your options.

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(@fcwalker)
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Definitely shop around - I wish I had. I think many of the "free" debt advice companies have links to insolvency providers so their advice is not impartial. Do your own research and read previous threads on here before you sign anything


   
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 Gawa
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Thanks for both of your replies guys, I’ve just been on the phone to Stepchange and they have advised I start a cop. I’m going to give one of the IPs on this site a call on Monday morning before I commit to anything. The company that I called on Friday have 2 different names judging by their emails and texts and it’s making me suspicious. Obviously I want the best option for me and not to be ripped off or screwed over. Thanks again guys


   
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 Gawa
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DPP*


   
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(@candlewick)
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That's a bit cheeky! Just one 's' of a difference between their website name and this site's name!

No intention to mislead, I'm sure [:0]


   
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 Gawa
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My thoughts exactly candlewick!


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hi,

The website named here has been around a while and, while the domain names are similar, the content of each site has always been very different.

Qualified Debt Adviser & Forum Administrator - Ask me anything about Trust Deeds


   
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Kevin Mapstone
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Good Morning Gawa

Taking that first step knowing that you need to look for help regarding your circumstances is difficult, so I am sorry to hear that those initial efforts have led to confusion. As Swandog advises, it is in most cases best to contact an Insolvency Practitioner direct.

Whilst I don't speak for all IPs, I can say that my firm carry out all of the statutory debt solutions (Trust Deed/Sequestration/DAS) and as such we would be in a position to assist you once your position had been assessed and you were comfortable that you had received best advice.

If you are seeking another opinion, even if it is just to confirm the advice you have previously received, then feel free to use the contact me button underneath this post and I would be happy to assist.

Scottish Debt Solutions Expert - Ask me for help setting up a Scottish Trust Deed or Debt Arrangement Scheme plan.


   
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 Gawa
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Thanks Kevin I will give you a call this afternoon if that’s ok?


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hi Gawa,

There's advisers available here until 6pm today if you wanted to have a chat.

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 Gawa
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Perfect I will give you guys a call once I get home thanks


   
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