Lots of
people ask us "Write off my credit card debts" every day. Well,
we can do just that. In fact we can write off your credit card debts (or
any loan agreement, for that matter) as we are affiliated to a qualified
solicitor with 17 years experience in handling insolvency cases. Our legal
team will obtain and check your original loan or credit card agreement;
then if certain items in the contract do not comply with the Consumer
Credit Act provisions (as amended in 2006) then the debt will be deemed
unenforceable. Our legal team will also ask the lender to wipe the debt
from your credit record.
This applies
to any of the following types of credit agreement (not just credit cards):
Credit Card
Secured and Unsecured Loan
Store Card
Car Loans/Finance (up to £25,000 each)
Minimum
criteria:
1 You must intend to write off any UK credit card debt
or UK loan debt
2 Resident of England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland (or living
abroad with a UK card or loan)
3 Have unsecured debts of over £2,000
4 Have at least one credit card or loan
5 The Credit Card or loan taken out before 6th April 2007
If you qualify in
terms of all the above, and if you really want to write
off your credit card debt and/or other debts, then apply in confidence
by using the following:
Start
an unenforceable credit agreement application here

All correspondence
is confidential.
We are registered
under the Data Protection Act. Reg. No. Z1620707
Write Off
My Credit Card Debts: How does it work?
The Consumer Credit
Act of 1974 allows borrowers to challenge unfair credit agreements.
Credit Agreements up to £25,000 and issued before 6th April 2007
must comply with the terms of the Act. Most UK banks and lenders have
not followed their legal obligations under the Act over the years. This
means that your credit agreements may be legally unenforceable. Recently,
a high percentage of those agreements that have been challenged have
been found to be unfair and unenforceable. The result is that you can
write off credit card debt as it cannot be collected.
Solicitors manage
every case at every stage in order to write off credit card debt. We
take details of your debts and our specialist legal team challenge the
agreements with the lenders. They obtain documentation on your behalf
and then verify the legality of the contract. Our legal team will then,
via specific correspondence, prove that your agreement is not valid.
As it is unenforceable, they will require the card company to write
off the debt. In any event you do not have to pay anything further as
the agreement would be unenforceable.
Write Off
My Credit Card Debts: An IVA Is A Different Instrument But CAN Be Used
Please note that
this is not a debt management plan or an IVA, where
the debt is written off over 5 years. To write off credit card debt
is a response to the law which says that lenders offering loans without
proper documentation cannot enforce recovery of the debt resulting from
them.
We are also affiliated
to IVA and debt management specialists, if that should be more suitable
to your own circumstances. We can also put you in touch with highly
competitive loan providers, if you really can afford to get yourself
into more debt (but we recommend reducing your existing debt, or writing
it off altogether).
It is quite
possible to write off your debts in two phases. Firstly by
using existing legislation to clear 70% of debts which cannot be enforced
because the original agreements do not conform to the revised Consumer
Credit Act 1974, secondly by taking out an IVA or debt management program.
If an IVA is used
then your debt would be cut by a further 70%, leaving you with approximately
10% of your original debt and writing off the rest. See How
To Clear Debt In Two Stages.