To understand why I launched Profit in Poor, im disclosing some of the trauma, drama and bud luck I've had along the way. I also know that there are people worse off than me. But I hope at least one person reads this and changes there mind if they are considering the disaster option. I know they may even think that there family would be better off without them, but i hope they realise they can survive, the clouds will clear if they don't give up. In the meantime, we must put a stop the these private companies profiting from people in there darkest time. Put your feet up, this is a 10 minute read. It was January 2018. It was the lowest, scariest time of my life. I was walking along the Southbank walking back from the hospital. I had done this many times already and I was in a daze. I was terrified that I was losing my wife and as well as that, albeit much less important, I was on the brink of losing my 2nd home in a few years. I had been trying to hide my real internal terror fr

Dear Sir/Madam We are writing to you because you are a private company that under the title of ‘financial services’, you carry out purchasing of debt and then pursuing this for profit in a sales fashion. A quick online investigation reveals that you are of course a debt collection agency, and also exposes some very alarming comments from experiences from members of the public, that have felt threatened and intimidated by your company and its methods. This has presented a tale of woes. We are fully aware that in existing laws that if you are non-compliant there are various options open to people. They could make a complaint to the trading standards department and consider informing the FCA of your actions. If appropriate they could also take this matter forward as a complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service and Information Commissioners Office. They could take advice from the support organisations you normally list (as you are required to do) in your letters like Money Advice Servic