Allied Credit Debt Collectors

 

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What To Do If You Get A Nasty Letter or Phone Call From:

Allied Credit Debt Collectors

 

 

Allied Credit Debt Collectors is a debt purchasing company or debt collecting company listed in the website of

 

 

 

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Name: Allied Credit Debt Collectors
Also Known As: AIC(UK) Ltd, Allied Credit, Allied International Ltd, Allied International Credit (UK), etc.
Address: Anderston House, 389 Argyle Street, Glasgow G2 8LR
Telephone: 0141 2263111
Fax: 0141 8470203
Email: various - but they do not acknowledge these ( they hate emails as much as letters, and prefer to use the phone, a medium which is rarely recorded permanently - therefore they can lie, bully and threaten as much as they like.)
Extra Data: Specialists in "send the boys round" type bright coloured postcards (against OFT rules). Also they use many other nasty tricks. See the cases below from the forums.

Allied Credit Debt Collectors and the Truth About Your Debt

Allied Credit Debt Collectors is a debt collecting agents which has purchased the debtor account from the original creditor, usually a bank (or in some cases another debt purchaser) for about 10% or less of the original value of the debt and is brazenly attempting to get the full value from you.

Allied Credit Debt Collectors will use all sorts of nasty methods to get you to set up a standing order or direct debit in order to profit from you. You may already have experienced bad dealings with them on the phone. They may phone you at strange times when they know it is inconvenient for you and do this many times every day. They may be sending you official-appearing nastily worded letters threatening to come round and collect the money in full or take you to court if you cannot pay. Their other strategies may involve saying that they will make a charging order on your property or in some way cause you and your family great personal suffering.

So ask Allied Credit Debt Collectors for a copy of the original contract when you took out your loan or credit card.

Even better, start an unenforceable credit agreement application here. If you want to check, in addition, missold PPI and recover all the credit card charges you've paid over the last 6 years (plus 8% interest) it costs an upfront fee of only £99 for a full audit to see what you're entitled to. Click here for more.

 

DPC Registry is registered and regulated under the Data Protection Act. Reg. No. Z1620707 and licenced by the Office of Fair Trading. Consumer Credit Licence No. 633327.

 

 

 

More Data On Allied Credit Debt Collectors

My thanks to the excellent Consumer Action Group forums for these extracts about Allied Credit Debt Collectors:

The original creditor has your permission to pass on your details to 'any relevant party'. It'll be in the terms and Conditions. Now if SCuM didn't have the agreement, they didn't have permission to pass your details on. You have signed nothing with SCuM, no T&Cs.

Of course, what might have happened is that they have referred the debt back to Lloyds (am assuming its Lloyds) and they have passed the debt to Allied Credit Debt Collectors. These idiots will probably have bought the debt, so its worth sendiing them a CCA. Chances are they won't have a copy of the agreement.

Have you received a default from the original creditor?

If you have any information that you would like honest people to know about Allied Credit Debt Collectors then send us an email in complete confidence and we will try to corroborate it with the clowns involved.

 

 

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