Max Recovery Limited demonstrates immense compassion

Page last updated Monday, 11 May 2009

I have a client that was being perused for over £7000, and as a great start to the week - Max Recovery instructed Eversheds (their solicitors) to withdraw and no longer pursue my client for the debt!

Without giving away too much, a young mother suffered financial difficulties when her 4 year old son became ill; his care needs meant the father gave up work to become his full time carer. This dramatic loss of income was addition to a failed business venture of hers as a result of 9/11.

She was advised by another firm that her only option was to go bankrupt. Although there are only two creditors (Max Recovery and LloydsTSB), I felt their actions were morally wrong and only adding to the pressures of an already very stressed family.

As a father three myself it really struck a chord so we waived any charges from our side. The battle started in October 2008, when I first made contact, and I am very pleased to say that after eight months a creditor saw common sense and agreed to end the matter, so this is one down, one more to go. and I’ve not charged for the work.

So, well done to Max Recovery for demonstrating compassion and understanding during a difficult time for my client. It is all to easy to criticise creditors, more so in this current economic climate, so let's give praise where it is due as in this example.

On a final and very sad note - two weeks ago their son lost the battle with his illness and passed away. Max Recovery weren’t aware of this and it didn’t affect their decision.

audrey. (Guest) Monday, 21 November 2011

i was declared bankrupt in 2007 and dischared in 2007,can max recoveris take money for a previes dept they bought from my bank,i have had no dealings with max recoveries.in fact i only heard of them when i reclaimed ppi from my bank.

don1 (Guest) Monday, 10 January 2011

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Debtwizard Sunday, 07 November 2010

Hi Andrew

You will need to copy and paste your question in the forum, see top right of every page for link.

I am on there with other industry experts and will be able to help you.

Best wishes

Mike

Andrew Norrie (Guest) Sunday, 07 November 2010

I have a trust deed which has been running for over 3 years now.there is still just over 30 thousand outstanding to pay it off in full.Have tried to re mortgage but being in a trust makes it impossible.Trust deed say there is enough equity in my house so are pushing to get the balance paid.Could I contact max recovery and work out a payment plan to pay off the outstanding amount to them, as to clear the debt is my priority and I am facing my problem rather than running away.Selling my house for me would be the worst option as with a £130000 mortgage,plus looking for another £30000 the house is valued at £170000 so after fees etc there will not be much left.Does max recovery enter into such agreements ?,trust deed for me seems imposible to get rid of.Hope you can help.

Debtwizard Wednesday, 03 November 2010

Amanda

Why don't you copy and paste your query on our forum? See top right of every page, I am on there most days along with my panel of experts to help you.

Best wishes

Mike

amanda (Guest) Wednesday, 03 November 2010

I have a debt of £1800 with Max receovery and have offered £800 by my father to repay it in full, to my surprise they will not except this or Fairfax will not place my offer to them, any advis I am only payingthem £6 permonth but would like to clear my debt in full !

elisabeth lee (Guest) Sunday, 29 August 2010

i have recived a letter from skipton county court advising me i need written confirmation from you max recovery limited that my debt has been paid in full before they will issue me with a certificate of satisfaction.Re:A0/CAEO Number:030005SP.Has been paid in full.thank you e lee