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Bank passed personal details to 3rd party?
Hi my Bank and credit card company passed my private and personal details to 3rd parties. When I signed my contracts with them, I ticked the box refusing them permission to do this. I am talking Debt collection agencies etc. I am in Scotland and under Scots law they cannot do this, but they are English based and using English companies to harass me and my family. I would have to move back to England to sue them, but would then be subject to English law. I don’t mind them issuing a decree against me as I can then file for bankruptcy / insolvency which is my only option at the moment. Anyway would any English based Solicitor be prepared to help me sue them? can’t afford to pay you but would split the winnings 75/25 in your favour.
You are in the wrong here. On the debts that you signed, there is probably a section that allows the bank or credit card company to use collection actions to collect on the debt.
Your information disclosure choice does not typically pertain to these companies.
You are at fault here.
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