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mortgage discrimination shock!
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glider3560 wrote: »Can I send you the bill for cleaning my shirt and trousers? The coffee in my mouth flew out when I read this paragraph!
That sounds like a s75 claim to me. meer53 will sort it out!0 -
chattychappy wrote: »Tell me, is a CCJ legal?
Apparently not ! I had an e-mail from a company called CCJNOTENFORCEABLE.COM who tell me that for a small fee they can get any CCJ declared null and void.........
I have given them all my bank details and they are working hard on my behalf - so hard, in fact, that they haven't had time to answer any of my e-mails asking them why they took £1,734.94 from my current account !
What should I do now ?0 -
moonrakerz wrote: »Apparently not ! I had an e-mail from a company called CCJNOTENFORCEABLE.COM who tell me that for a small fee they can get any CCJ declared null and void.........
I have given them all my bank details and they are working hard on my behalf - so hard, in fact, that they haven't had time to answer any of my e-mails asking them why they took £1,734.94 from my current account !
What should I do now ?
It's your lucky day, I can help you. I used to be friendly with this high-ranking Nigerian civil servant, right, and.......0 -
moonrakerz wrote: »Apparently not ! I had an e-mail from a company called CCJNOTENFORCEABLE.COM who tell me that for a small fee they can get any CCJ declared null and void.........
I have given them all my bank details and they are working hard on my behalf - so hard, in fact, that they haven't had time to answer any of my e-mails asking them why they took £1,734.94 from my current account !
What should I do now ?
Yep... I had a similar situation in https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3419439
Seems it's important to know if they are "MoJ registered"0 -
Was the County Court Judge wearing a wig at the time the judgement was decided. Apparently if they are not wearing a wig then the CCJ does not stand.*
* Source: Geezer down the pubThe man without a signature.0 -
vikingaero wrote: »Was the County Court Judge wearing a wig at the time the judgement was decided. Apparently if they are not wearing a wig then the CCJ does not stand.*
* Source: Geezer down the pub
No it was "default judgment". Apparently if you default on your CC they give you this kind of judgment to avoid any kind justice.0 -
chattychappy wrote: »That sounds like a s75 claim to me. meer53 will sort it out!
You're right Chatty, spitting on yourself is a well known Section 75 claim, guaranteed to be successful. All we need is the shirt, the trousers, (for forensic tests) a sample of the coffee you were drinking and a 19 page witness statement from Martin Lewis to prove that the poster was actually reading a post when the spitting took place. We would refund the poster with the full cost of the shirt and trousers, and the medical expenses incurred in sewing up their mouth to prevent it happening again. Sorted.
Finished the Gin yet ? I have half a bottle to go, but i'm working on it.:rotfl:0 -
Very funny
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Is this a joke ?0
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Join the Debt-Free don't wannabe forum
I'm not poor i'm just skint0
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