Problems with company and bounced cheque

catmiaow

CHALLISAVENUE wrote: »

FYI the issuer of any cheque based payment may cancel the cheque at any time before it has been presented for clearance,most banks charge a fee for this,in this case the OP has done the correct thing and the matter should now be resolved direct with the company/take away that the cheque was issued to.

Some people seem to make things up as they go along, at least get your facts straight before commenting PNPSUKNET :D:D:D:D:D:D


Kelly

Thanks so what do you think I should do now?

catmiaow

CHALLISAVENUE wrote: »

Forgot to add, you do realise the calorie content of chinese food dont you:D:D:D:D

Less take aways would help your weight loss goal no end :D:D:D:D:D,not to mention not having the chinese round at your place demanding payment for any more cheques you choose to cancel just because your prawn crackers werent up to scratch ;);););););)


Kelly

True I just had a chow mein which is low points

Olipro

I think you're talking utter tosh, you ate that food so you legally and morally should pay for it.

if it really was "awful" as you claim then you should have kept this alleged vast majority of food and taken it back to them the same or following day.

since you couldn't be bothered to (or just couldn't) do that, you deserve to pay and it's extremely irriating that you think you're entitled to get something for nothing like that.

No doubt the cheque payment was all part of your ruse.

PNPSUKNET

who pays by cheque these days for takeaways, unless a)got no money, b)had no intention of paying

jonesMUFCforever

If they sued you they would win (because of the cheque) irrespective of the quality of the food.
Easiest way is to pay (with protest) and then start a complaint about the food including if need be trading standards.

If you do not pay now you will incur substantial legal costs.
You of course did seek medical advice when you were ill and they confirmed the food you ate did the damage or was it just coincidence??

agsnu

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

f you do not pay now you will incur substantial legal costs.

Sounds likely to be a small claims sized issue, so this is unlikely.

CHALLISAVENUE

catmiaow wrote: »

true i just had a chow mein which is low points :d

lololololol

CHALLISAVENUE

catmiaow wrote: »

Thanks so what do you think I should do now?

So did the bank charge you for cancelling the cheque???


Kelly

CHALLISAVENUE

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

If they sued you they would win (because of the cheque) irrespective of the quality of the food.
Easiest way is to pay (with protest) and then start a complaint about the food including if need be trading standards.

If you do not pay now you will incur substantial legal costs.
You of course did seek medical advice when you were ill and they confirmed the food you ate did the damage or was it just coincidence??

Get real!!!!!!!!!!!1 Do you really think a chinese takeaway is going to go to that trouble PMSL

Theyre more likely to send round some of their triad associates


Kelly

catmiaow

Olipro wrote: »

I think you're talking utter tosh, you ate that food so you legally and morally should pay for it.

if it really was "awful" as you claim then you should have kept this alleged vast majority of food and taken it back to them the same or following day.

since you couldn't be bothered to (or just couldn't) do that, you deserve to pay and it's extremely irriating that you think you're entitled to get something for nothing like that.

No doubt the cheque payment was all part of your ruse.

Completely untrue and your unhelpful comments are a waste of space on here :mad: