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18185 beware
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Seem to be going of topic slightly, i don't want to terminate anything all i want to do is contact the company either via e-mail or phone to query a bill. But as i have said there is no means to do this. So lets say by some major error i was overcharged by £1000 how could i stop them debiting my account with no means of communication?
There is a contact email address in this thread you might find useful.;)
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Seem to be going of topic slightly, i don't want to terminate anything all i want to do is contact the company either via e-mail or phone to query a bill. But as i have said there is no means to do this. So lets say by some major error i was overcharged by £1000 how could i stop them debiting my account with no means of communication?
I chose their Direct Debit option so that I can always claim from my bank under the Direct Debit Guarantee if an error is made.0 -
I chose their Direct Debit option so that I can always claim from my bank under the Direct Debit Guarantee if an error is made.
Correct!
If 18185 take too much via direct debit, you can calim a full and immediate refund from your bank under the Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme. Having done this, 18185 will soon contact you
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Some time ago, I added the following email address to my address book. I don't remember when or why but, for what it's worth: [EMAIL="helpdeskcollect@hq.nl"]helpdeskcollect@hq.nl[/EMAIL]Time has moved on (much quicker than it used to - or so it seems at my age) and my previous advice on residential telephony has been or is now gradually being overtaken by changes in the retail market. Hence, I have now deleted links to my previous 'pearls of wisdom'. I sincerely hope they helped save some of you money.0
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