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Uncertain

agsnu wrote: »

Good way to get done for harassment....

Rubbish!

The home address of a company director is something the law has decreed that anybody can obtain - just like a share register.

It is not harassment to write a polite letter. You may be drawing his attention to a business practice that, left unchecked, could spark off the next banking crisis!!

withnell

Uncertain wrote: »

Rubbish!

The home address of a company director is something the law has decreed that anybody can obtain - just like a share register.

It is not harassment to write a polite letter. You may be drawing his attention to a business practice that, left unchecked, could spark off the next banking crisis!!

That's why you talk to the executive complaints team, who deal with it. If the letter's not thrown in the bin, the exec will just pass it to his secretary to send to the relevant team

EarthBoy

Uncertain wrote: »

Rubbish!

The home address of a company director is something the law has decreed that anybody can obtain - just like a share register....

The law may well state that a company director's home address is publicly available, but the law imposes no obligation on a director to answer your letters if you write to him or her at that address.

I should expect most company directors to throw any such letters straight in the bin.

Who says they actually live there anyway? The publicly recorded address may be a second or third home that they only visit once in a blue moon. The recent revelations about MPs show that addresses can be shuffled and changed at will.