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Re: Progress is...
Vent away, thats a lot to be on the receiving end of…….. shame you didn't get the taxi driver's details but it looks like you have enough admin already, hopefully karma will catch up with h…2 -
Re: Claim form horizon/Gladstones
Same advice as just given here, only this one isn't Gs: In your case your wasted costs are more: "had to arrange and pay for registered childcare for the day of the hearing so they best sho…2 -
Re: Claim form horizon/Gladstones
Just be aware that it is not unknown for scum solicitors to send their WS to the court, but not the defendant in order to tease out a settlement when they next ring you ("oh yes, we have served …4 -
Re: The Best Is Yet To Come
Well it is already hot and I don't do well in this heat so feel anything needing doing needs to be done before it gets stupidly warm. I have opened windows to try to get some air through the hou…2 -
Re: I’ve over load council tax for years and they won’t refund me
It would take you 30 seconds to check your CT bill. The council will probably say that because of the Statute of Limitations Act, they can only go back 6 years from now so effectively only refund fro…2 -
Re: Civil Enforcement - Unable to submit appeal after online portal closed no alternative contact method
There Is a way of contacting CEL, the operator, by using the complaint link situated in the BPA AOS members list on the BPA website Complain and also add your appeal to it, especially regarding the E…2 -
Re: Relying on growth only to grow pension pot?
That was what I was thinking - with 0% real growth I would still be hitting my target figures. And would only need to draw 3-4% for 10 years until we can claim state pensions, at which point we would…1 -
Re: Damage to new fireplace - £180 to reject it?
If its spotted within the first month from receipt then you have the short term right to reject. There is nothing wrong with the vendor offering to reduce the price as an alternative mechanism but yo…1 -
Damage to new fireplace - £180 to reject it?
Hi all, My elderly grandparents recently purchased a £1100 stone fireplace, and it arrived damaged. This was reported same day to the company, and they've said that because the damage is on the …1 -
Re: This w/e I am "debanked" (now resolved after a 90 hours' wait and many calls. Complaint underway)
There is little incentive for banks to make it a priority once an account / card is frozen. The only real way is compensation / fines, once it starts costing them more in those than staff costs, they…1
