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Who are Marston Holdings?
Marston Holdings, previously Rossendales are a debt collection company based in Birmingham, England. They are a part of the collective Marston Group that includes NSL, Engage and Marston Recovery.
Marston Holdings began enforcing court orders almost 40 years ago. They recover over £850m each year on behalf of the taxpayer, as well as serving private and commercial clients.
Their full company name is Marston (Holdings) Limited, Company registration number 04305487 and are registered in England and Wales. Registered office: Rutland House, 8th Floor, 148 Edmund Street, Birmingham, B3 2JR.
How to contact Marston Holdings?
Marston Holdings telephone number:
0333 320 1822
Website:
https://www.marstonholdings.co.uk/
Marston Holdings postal address:
Rutland House, 8th Floor, 148 Edmund Street, Birmingham, B3 2JR.
Can you help me deal with Marston Holdings?
Yes. Here at PennyPlan we specialise in helping people dealing with their debt problems. We offer a holistic approach to debt solutions and will only ever discuss options that are relevant to you based on your own financial circumstances.
We have helped many customers deal with debt collectors, including Marston Holdings. We guide our clients on their journey to get them the desired resolution, with some even writing off a percentage of the debt they owe.
Are Marston Holdings legitimate?
“Are Marston Holdings legit?” is a question we’re often asked. The answer is yes, they are legit. They are authorised and regulated by the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority).
This means they must abide by all laws set out to credit providers in the UK. These rules establish the minimum standards that companies like Marston Holdings must meet to be considered trustworthy debt collectors.
Who do Marston Holdings collect debts for?
Marston Holdings are a debt collector who work for local and central government and commercial clients in addition to being an approved High Court enforcement representative.
You may be contacted by Marston Holdings if you have an outstanding road traffic debt, council tax, previous rent arrears or housing benefit overpayments.
Why are Marston Holdings contacting me?
If you have been contacted by Marston Holdings this is because a company they represent is saying you owe them money. This can often be a confusing time as you might not be familiar with the company name.
Creditors often do not make it clear, or even sometimes they will not make you aware that they have passed the debt on to a company like Marston Holdings, so it can come as a bit of a shock or catch you off guard when they contact you.
If you are worried about dealing with Marston Holdings then let us help you with them. Click ‘Contact Us Now‘ below and we will give you a call straight away.
How will Marston Holdings get in touch with me?
Their contact will usually start with them sending you basic letters requesting you get in touch with them by phone to arrange payment, but this can quickly escalate into letters threatening to visit your home.
They will also try to contact you by phone and have numerous different telephone numbers. Some of the more common ones used when chasing debts are: 0333 320 1822, 0333 320 2530 & 0333 320 2150.
They will call repeatedly throughout the day on the hope of catching you when you are available to talk but generally, they will not leave a message if you do not answer.
What should I do if Marston Holdings are contacting me?
If Marston Holdings are contacting you, the first thing you should do is take impartial advice from a specialist in dealing with debt collectors like PennyPlan.
We will take you through a short telephone consultation to understand your situation from a neutral point of view, we can help you understand whether you are liable to pay the debt and help you understand what options you have to repay towards this debt, if you can afford it. Click ‘Contact Us Now‘ below and we will give you a call straight away.
The important thing to remember with ourselves is we are on your side. We will take you through a process known as an income & expenditure to understand fully your financial situation and then we will talk to you about which options are available to you to take care of your debts.
How to deal with Marston Holdings?
Don’t ignore the problem as it won’t go away. If a debt collector like Marston Holdings is involved the issue needs dealing with. The first thing to understand, is that you do actually owe the money you are being chased for. It is up to Marston Holdings to prove that this is the case.
This should be proven by them providing the original credit agreement with your signature on it. You can request this either over the phone if you do decide to take their call or if you would rather not speak to them you can also send this request off in writing to them.
It is very important when you communicate with them if you do so by post, you should type your name instead of signing it. This is so you do not provide them with a new copy of your signature, and they can only provide this if they do have an original credit agreement proving you owe the debt.
If you do not owe the debt, you should receive communication from Marston Holdings to state they have dropped this claim against you and they will no longer be chasing you regarding this debt.
If you do genuinely owe the debt, then you should look at ways to pay it back and we can help you explore your options as there are a number of different ways to do so depending on eligibility. Click ‘Contact Us Now‘ below and we will give you a call straight away.
Can Marston Holdings take me to court?
The short answer to this question is yes, any debt collector can take you to court if you owe them money but there are strict legal processes in place which they must follow before it would ever get to that stage.
Initially, they are required to send you a warning letter, typically in the form of a default notice, to inform you of their intention to take legal action. It is crucial to take prompt action upon receiving a default notice to prevent the situation from escalating. A default can harm your credit score.
Once a default notice has been issued, and only after that, a debt collection agency can serve you with a claim form. Subsequently, a County Court Judgment (CCJ) may be issued against you, which will remain on your credit report for a duration of seven years.
We would always recommend getting in touch with the debt collector before it gets to this stage to see if you can deal with things before they escalate any further. We can help you deal with this process and we can discuss which debt solutions can offer legal protection which will stop legal proceedings if they are not already too far gone.
The key part of this process is speaking with us as soon as possible to see what options you have. Click ‘Contact Us Now‘ below and we will give you a call to help you deal with this process.
Does Marston Holdings affect credit score?
A lot of clients ask us the same question. If you have a debt with Marston Holdings this is because you have not kept up with your agreed repayments. A single late or missed payment might impact your credit score in a negative manner.
Marston Holdings get involved when your account goes into default which is usually after 3-6 months of arrears.
Although the default on your credit file will drag your credit score down, all hope is not lost. There are a number of things you can do over time to try to offset the impact this has. If you would like to discuss your options and talk about how we can help with a debt solution Click ‘Contact Us Now‘ below and we will give you a call
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