Hi FF36,
Well done on taking the leap into sorting out your debts, the calls and letters from your creditors will stop but it may take longer than the five weeks. It was certainly in my case a good 3 months after signing that the letters stopped, they are easy to deal with just send them to your trustee.

After months of trying to avoid telephone calls from creditors I finally started to enjoy them because I knew no matter how nasty they were they couldn't do anything. All you have to tell them is you have signed a trust deed and give them the contact details of your trustee.

Don't be alarmed if they don't know what you are talking about, I found many of the call centres don't have a clue about insolvency in Scotland but that I their problem not yours.
There is no need to enter into conversation with them over the telephone, if they want more details ask them to put it in writing and you will pass it to your trustee.

They will stop contacting you, they are just not very good at passing information between departments. Don't worry about it.

Hi FF36.

You can tell them that you've signed a trust deed.

You could also refer them to your trustee.

If you have signed the Trust Deed, then all matters should be referred to the Trustee to deal with. The vast majority of creditors are dealt with by one or 2 groups, so updating them on the position shouldn't be an issue.

Mark