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Collect Direct

Collect Direct is a debt recovery company.

They buy debt that is in arrears from finance companies, telecommunications suppliers and other companies that you may have fallen behind on your repayments to. Despite them usually buying the debt for much less than you owe, they will often chase you for the full amount of the debt.

Many debt recovery companies have been accused of trying to force customers to pay more than they can afford each month. This breaks rules set out by The Office of Fair Trading.

If you are finding it difficult to repay the amount owed to Collect Direct we may be able to help you by arranging reduced payments on your behalf on a month by month basis. Please contact our team for confidential, expert debt advice or to arrange a repayment plan to Collect Direct.

The Financial Conduct Authority lays out rules and guidelines on how companies can operate in the consumer credit industry and to prevent unfair practices. The FCAs debt collection rules and guidance sets out minimum standards that all authorised companies involved in debt recovery and debt collection must adhere to in order to be considered fit to operate as a debt collector.

Examples of unfair practices include claiming unfair or excessive collection charges, harrassment, misrepresenting enforcement powers (threatening to seize property when lawfully they cannot), bypassing an appointed representative and contacting you directly, threatening legal action when it is unlikely to take place.

Humber Debt Solutions Ltd

Unit 11, 76-78 Lowgate, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU1 1HP

Tel 0800 915 5371 or call from mobiles 01482 585017

Fax 01482 585017

Email info@humberdebt.co.uk

You can also submit your details online for instant advice at www.humberdebt.co.uk. Visit the website for further information.

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*details last updated 24th April 2012*

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