DPC
Registry is licenced by the Office of Fair Trading. Licence No.
633327 and are signatories
of the Data Protection Act. Reg. No. Z1620707
Name: Allied
International Debt Collectors
Also Known As: Allied
International Credit (UK) Ltd, Allied Credit
Address: Anderston House, 389 Argyle Street, Glasgow
Telephone: 0141 2263111
Fax: 0141 8470203
Email: [user] @aiccorp.com
Extra Data: Specialists in "send the boys round" type bright
coloured postcards (against OFT rules).

Allied International
Debt Collectors and the Truth About Your Debt

Allied International
Debt Collectors is a debt collecting agent that
has bought your debt account from the original lender, often a bank
for a tiny percentage of the original value of the account and is trying
to recover the full value from you.
Allied International
Debt Collectors will use all sorts of nasty methods
to extort money out of you in order to profit from people's ignorance
of the law. You may already have had bad dealings with them on the phone.
They may call you on the phone at odd times and do so unacceptably often.
They may write official-looking nastily worded letters threatening that
they will come round and collect the money in full or take you to court
for the full amount. Their other tricks may involve attempting a charging
order on your home or in some way bring about your homelessness or destitution.
So ask Allied International 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 International Debt Collectors
My
thanks to the excellent Consumer
Action Group forums for these extracts:
I have been
receiving automated phone calls from Allied International Debt Collectors
for months - I did ring them the first time but refused to go through
the security process because I didn't know who they were back then.
I was told that I should have had a yellow card via the post (which
I hadn't) so was advised that another one would be sent. I haven't
received anything in the post as yet.
Do I just
ignore these automated phone calls..? you know the ones that say 'this
is an urgent message for Mrs XXX, please call Mr xxx quoting xxxx'
Any advice?
I think I know where this is from (Direct Line for a paltry £83.00,
which I am in dispute with them about).
OUR COMMENTS:
Never return calls to Allied International Debt Collectors. Don't
ever communicate with them on the phone. If they phone you interrupt
them imediately you know who they are and say "Put it all in
writing please" or words to that effect. They hate
having to write to you. It means they have to stick to the law if
it's all there in black and white.
If
you have any information that you would like honest people to know
about Allied International 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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