Christmas is supposed to be a time for joy, and celebrations. As i started the process of climbing up the rickety ladder to the dusty loft, to bring down the classic decorations, I could hear the trusty postman sticking his hand through the letter box. I glanced down, and saw, not only what was quite clearly 2 bills but another serious looking letter

Christmas seemed to stand still. I read the letter. The decorations seemed a long time ago now as my heart raced faster than an F1 car.

the credit cruch was hitting hard, and now in front of me was a letter stating my house was going to be repossessed. A repossession was the last thing I needed, I had no idea what to do. I started to cry. Thankfully I had some good friends, who pointed me in the direction of of a company who was prepared to buy my house for cash and then i could rent it back off them.

this company pulled through for me when I needed them the most. They got the lender off my back, I got to keep living in the place I called home. The staff were very understanding, helpful and proffesional. I dread to think where I would be without them today.

what could have been a disaster, was averted with a simple phone call, and I am now financially better off.

repossession.net is a fantastic company, they helped me through a tough time, saving me and my family from the harsh streets. I do not wish the trauma of a repossession on anyone, but have a safe and secure mind that at least there are people out there that can help.

That year I cut back and worked with the company so that my life didn't become too disruptive. After all, the last thing I wanted was to be forced out of my own home, repossession almost got the better of me, but I thank repossession.net for their time, support and for giving me a solution to my repossession problem.

the silver lining of the whole ordeal I guess is I have learnt now how better to handle my finances, albeit the hard way. I have learnt a harsh repossession lesson, and have made sure I do not fall into that situation again.