Lowell Portfolio/red threaty

Grumpygrandad_2

Good Afternoon, 1st post so be gentle,

Got a letter from these lot addressed to the lowlife that lived with my daughter 3 odd years ago, ie, lowlifes name but my address,

Informed them he never ever lived here and got the usual "we'll look into" but can lowlife get away with this or can he be done for obtaining goods & sevices by deception,??

Regrds Grumpygrandad

frivolous_fay

Can you be more specific? Are they asking for money?

Grumpygrandad_2

Yes,they would like £1158 off lowlife, regarding his debt to 02,I told them where he resides now,car number,Parents tell debt collectors,do'esnt live here and dont know where he is"
Would not be so bad but he drinks in the same club now and then,


Regards Grumpygrandad

hayley11

So they sent a letter to your house but he's never lived there? Tell them that then. Ring them and say he doesn't live here and never has. Say you don't even know who he is. If you receive any more letters, simply write on them "not known here" and post them back to Lowell.

Grumpygrandad_2

Yes,will do that from now on,

Regards Grumpygrandad

dreamypuma

and stop opening other peoples mail.

Grumpygrandad_2

I would open his bl***y throat if i thought i could get away with it

Regards Grumpygrandad

hayley11

dreamypuma wrote: »

and stop opening other peoples mail.

You're allowed to open it I always open any mail that comes for the dodgy guy who used to live here so I can ring the company and tell them he moved a long time ago.

Enfieldian

Uh-oh,

The cut and paste brigade will be along soon to tell you that it is "Illegal" to open mail addressed to someone else at your address.

Not in my house, it isn't!

sarahg1969

Enfieldian wrote: »

Uh-oh,

The cut and paste brigade will be along soon to tell you that it is "Illegal" to open mail addressed to someone else at your address.

Not in my house, it isn't!

As always!!

Before we give them the chance:

It is an offence to open mail during its course of transmission in the post, and only then if you open it with the intention of acting to the detriment of the addressee.

Opening mail that comes through your letterbox is not an offence.

OK?