A man whom a High Court judge said was "tortured" by hundreds of phone calls from his credit card firm has spoken for the first time about his ordeal.
Keith Harrison, a businessman from Buckfastleigh in Devon, spoke exclusively to the BBC about the telephone harassment that the MBNA credit card firm, and the debt collection firm Link Financial, had used to try to make him repay his outstanding credit card bill.
"They [MBNA] were condescending and rude. The bottom line is they don't believe what you say," said Mr Harrison.
"Whatever you say about your circumstances they are not interested, they just want you to get your debit card out," he added.
The lenders' behaviour was so bad that it contributed to a decision in February, by Judge Nicholas Chambers QC at the High Court in Mold, to write off just over £20,000 outstanding on Mr Harrison's card.
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