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Wescot - Getting help

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Call us on 01482 484673. Our commitment to you. Where to find free and impartial debt advice. Free independent debt advice. It is important that any repayment arrangement Wescot agrees with you is affordable and helps you repay the debt in a sustainable manner. If you are experiencing financial difficulties or are struggling to understand your debt situation there are free debt advice charities and organisations who can help you. Tel: 0808 808 4000. Https:/ www.nationaldebtline.org. Tel: 0800 197 6026.

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Wescot - Instalment repayment plans

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Call us on 01482 484673. Our commitment to you. Where to find free and impartial debt advice. We understand that it is not always possible to clear your debt in one go, therefore we offer the option of instalment repayment plans tailored to your current circumstances. If you have not already agreed a regular repayment plan with us and are not in a position to clear your debt in one payment, please contact us to talk through your options. There are many easy ways to pay, click here. To find out more.

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Wescot - Frequently asked questions

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Call us on 01482 484673. Our commitment to you. Where to find free and impartial debt advice. Below are answers to common questions we have been asked. Why have I been contacted? When and how can I contact you? I want to pay but can't afford to pay in full. What do I do? How do I know if my online payment has been successful? I have asked a debt advisor to deal with my debts so what do I do about your correspondence? I don't owe this debt, what should I do? What happens if I ignore your letters? We are o...

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Wescot - About us

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Call us on 01482 590500. Our commitment to you. Where to find free and impartial debt advice. Wescot is a UK based debt collection agency. We work on behalf of a number of banking, utility, telecoms and retail finance companies whose customers have fallen behind with their repayments. These companies pass accounts to Wescot to manage and we work with each individual customer to establish affordable and sustainable repayment arrangements for the debt. Why have I been contacted? I don't owe this debt, what...

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Wescot - Ways to pay

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Call us on 01482 484673. Our commitment to you. Where to find free and impartial debt advice. Contact us on 01482 484673. To either make your regular repayment or to set up a repayment plan with us. You can email or write to us here. If you choose to write to us to make payment or set up a repayment plan, it would be helpful if you could include an overview of your income and expenditure so we can ensure any repayment plan is affordable for you. You can choose to pay by the following methods:. Pay at any...

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Wescot - Commitment to you

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Call us on 01482 484673. Our commitment to you. Where to find free and impartial debt advice. Our commitment to you. We understand that everyone's situation is different, our aim is to understand your individual circumstances in order to agree the right solution for you. This page outlines our commitment to supporting you:. We will speak to you politely, with courtesy and will provide you with clear and accurate information about your account. You can find details of these agencies here. Our advisors wil...

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Dave Hulbert's series of fortunate events: O2 and Wescot

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Dave Hulbert's series of fortunate events. I have an amazing wife, the answers to most of life's questions and a great job. What more could I want? Tuesday, August 26, 2008. I canceled my old O2 contract last year and they have only just sent (via a credit agency) a letter to my old address, saying I still owe them money. What I want to know is why O2 didn't try emailing me (they still have my current email address). Then I could have paid in minutes, instead of months. Have a look at their payment page.