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- Financial Debt Recovery Ltd. (FDR) Posing As Ministry of Transport in . . .
Recently I started getting calls from an outfit called Financial Debt Recovery Ltd (FDR for short) in Richmond Hill, Ontario The person leaving
- got a letter from Financial Debt Recovery Ltd. (FDR)
FDR bought this debt in July of 2019 and it just showed up on my credit report today I contacted my bankruptcy trustee from back then, and they confirmed the debt was included in the original bankruptcy, and that FDR has no right to collect on it The trustee has sent the original bankruptcy creditor package to FDR
- got a letter from Financial Debt Recovery Ltd. (FDR)
After 14 years get a call from the FDR (financial debt recovery) for a debt of $2000 owed in 1998 to HBC, gone into default in 2001 The interest accumulation period considered on it is from 1998-2014 Was scared for solicitation also included on the phone
- Financial Debt Recovery Ltd. (FDR) Posing As Ministry of Transport in . . .
Financial Debt Recovery Ltd (FDR) Posing As Ministry of Transport in Collaboration with Equifax, Canada
- got a letter from Financial Debt Recovery Ltd. (FDR)
Put more simply, the information provided by the previous commenter that FDR cannot commence a legal action against you if your debt is older than two years is only partially correct The two year clock in this case starts from the last time you make a payment on this debt
- got a letter from Financial Debt Recovery Ltd. (FDR)
Pottertons wrote: ↑ Contacted CIBC and the debt is there and still owing Looks like I'll be coughing up Pottertons wrote: ↑
- Acronyms Abbreviations for Credit Cards Banks
I've noticed myself that getting into credit card threads can be daunting for novices given the plethora of acronyms used here Credit cards and
- [RBC] Unpostable item paid (transaction name) - RedFlagDeals. com
Perhaps it showed up as " (Unpostable) item paid" the first time and the next times, it will show the usual way From experience, it would be "Inter-FI Fund Tr Dr" or "Investment" (whether it's a withdrawal or a deposit at RBC, respectively) Important : in case you didn't know, the number of free debits included in your RBC account does not work per calendar month but per statement cycle The
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