Do you owe money to BLS Collections?
If you have debts of over £5000, you may be able to write off your debt with an IVA
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Have Lloyds Bank Plc visited your home, sent you a message or sent you a letter? BLS Collections are a debt collection company who buy debts from various lenders.
If you have received a letter of a card from this debt collector, contact us now for independent, confidential and free debt advice. We will explore all of your options, with the aim of stopping this debt collector from being able to take any further, more aggressive action. But you must act quickly!
BLS Collections are a debt collectors with a company number of 00002065.
Their address is:
25 Gresham Street, London, EC2V 7HN
Their website address is https://www.lloydsbank.com/.
You can call them on 0345 300 0000.
Their company number is 00002065.
Their email is donotreply@lloydsbank.co.uk.
Important: Do not let BLS Collections into your home, no matter what they tell you. Contact us immediately and we will try to deal with them on your behalf.
BLS Collections Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get rid of my debts with BLS Collections?
In certain situation you may be able to write off a large percentage of your debt through an IVA. An IVA is an Individual Voluntary Arrangement. Payments start from £80 per month and you can consolidate all of your unsecured debts in to one affordable monthly payment for 5 years. At the end of the 5 years, the rest of your debt with BLS Collections is written off.
Who do BLS Collections collect debts for?
BLS Collections collect debts on behalf of their clients. This could be any number of different companies as BLS Collections is a private company and may acquire debts through a number of sources.
Some of the most common debts BLS Collections may collect for are loans, credit cards, council tax, parking fines, criminal fines, utility bills, HMRC debts and many others.
Can BLS Collections come into my property to collect debts?
BLS Collections can only enter your property if they have a court order which allows them to do so. This is not common, but it happens usually when a bailiff is assigned to collect a debt. You should act quickly in this situation as it is possible that goods may be seized.