Late charging for items not on final invoice

BarryB1975

Check the dictionary for the meaning of extra, then compare it to the meaning of additional, within the context of this query.

Again, thanks for your input:beer:

McKneff

M S E - Money Saving Expert

calm down dear, its only a forum.

If you post your questions for help on public forum you are bound to get a whole range of replies.

Whatever you decide, when alls said and done its only £100, if you can afford a wedding in a posh hotel its probably only a small percentage of the cost of the wedding.

Toodle oo

BarryB1975

Who are you - Micheal Winner!

Whether or not I can afford it is none of your business and nothing to do with whether or not I SHOULD pay the money.

Its all about dispute resolution and whether I am legally bound to pay the 'extra' money.

McKneff

Oh dear, i do seem to have wound you up. Your being very defensive. Sorry about that!!!

So like i say, go and get proper legal advice at £150 an hour then you will know definitely for sure.

BarryB1975

LOL -you still here. As I said, this is a Consumer Rights Forum............unfortunately it appears you dont have the qualifications, experience, skills, knowledge or competence to offer any such advice..........(doesnt leave you much) but good luck for the future anyway.

C-o-n-s-u-m-e-r R-i-g-h-t-s F-o-r-u-m

McKneff

Oh, I am really qualified, very experienced, really skiiled, ultimately knowledgeable and extremely competent.
Dont need any extra of additional qualifications

Enough to know that CRF is not short for Money Saving Expert - :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You can have the last word if you wish - ta ta sweetheart, hope you have a lovely married life, give 60%, take 40% - cant go wrong then
Good luck
Annie XXXX

Bet you thought i was a man, most do., wish i could blow you a kiss. I'll try them mmmmmmmmmmmmwwwaaahhhh

pendulum

The company is free to issue more than one invoice for the services provided. If a service was left off of the first invoice, they can send a second. They can also correct a mistake in an invoice. There's no magic law that's going to let you off the hook here. If you got the service, you need to pay for it.

A wedding day is supposed to be one of the happiest days of your life. I wouldn't personally choose to remember it as the day which started a long drawn out argument over a bill which I tried to avoid paying over a technicality. You have indicated here that you don't care whether or not you should "morally" pay the money. Anyway, I wish you and the not-so-lucky bride well.

pinkshoes

Ladies, put the handbags away!

Barry, if the extra £100 was part of the agreed costs but hasn't been paid yet, then you should pay it.

If you feel you got a poor service regarding the unpainted balcony, then that's a separate matter, which should be dealt with separately. Did you have it agreed in writing that they would paint the balcony? If yes, then perhaps ask them to pay for all the photos to be touched up by a specialist?

montyrebel

"It wasnt painted,why should I pay?" seriously???

DVardysShadow

BarryB1975 wrote: »

No need for that!! Its not a case of 'not liking the reply' - as I think I have quite clearly explained.

I asked for consumer advice but you are giving me moral and ethical advice. If you have nothing useful to add I suggest you dont reply to the original question!

Thanks for you assistance anyway

That is quite extraordinary. Morals and ethics are the basis of transactions, whether as a consumer or as a business. They are by definition, people seek to define and refine ethics and morals to make interactions between people beneficial.

If you don't think they apply, then don't expect any business to act morally or ethically towards you and don't complain if they don't.