Well, IMHO, what proposal for payment can you make with them if you dont have all the facts in front of you?
Lets just say that they tell you, you owe 2000. That could well be made up of 1000 in charges. So obviously youd want to negotiate that out of the settlement figure, if youre still of the mind that you want to settle it.
All theyve sent you so far is a request that you ring them on their
premium rate phone number
( so they sting you for more), they are obviously still lumping on the
interest
and charges. So ask yourself if theyve been reasonable with you.
By asking for the original credit agreement, youre sort of putting them on notice that you may fight them, so they may offer you a reduced figure.
If, on the other hand they dont produce a valid agreement that can be enforced in court, then you have a choice to make.
At the end of the day, its up to you how you want to handle them,
1. Play their game and pay what they say you owe.
2. Reduce the debt by pointing out to them their errors.
3. contest the whole thing.
Youre not alone dealing with BC, if you read some threads, you'll see how they behave.
If you need any help with anything, just ask