How do I extort maximum compo before or after court ?

Ogre_De_Flamme

My old energy supplier has sent me a final bill with a higher meter reading than what my new supplier has (confirmed). Both suppliers know about this however the old one still send me demands. The actual amount owed is fractional. How can I manipulate this situation so that I can get the maximum compo out of both of them and is the written evidence of start meter reading sent by the new supplier sufficient for my court defence?

SYNERGY

Ogre_De_Flamme wrote: »

My old energy supplier has sent me a final bill with a higher meter reading than what my new supplier has (confirmed). Both suppliers know about this however the old one still send me demands. The actual amount owed is fractional. How can I manipulate this situation so that I can get the maximum compo out of both of them and is the written evidence of start meter reading sent by the new supplier sufficient for my court defence?

Who supplied the actual final reading for your old supplier ?

Who supplied the actual start reading for your new supplier ?

Why would your new supplier be at fault ?

keystone

How do I extort maximum compo before or after court ?

I presume you are aware that extortion is a crime.

Ogre_De_Flamme wrote: »

The actual amount owed is fractional.

So why bother?

How can I manipulate this situation so that I can get the maximum compo out of both of them

Parasite!

and is the written evidence of start meter reading sent by the new supplier sufficient for my court defence?

No.

Cheers

macman

On what basis are you planning to launch a civil action against your old supplier, since you haven't suffered any loss?
Following on logically from that, on what basis would any compensation be due to you?

worried_jim

What a bell end.

undaunted

I'd pretty much agree with Keystone - courts do not help people "extort" money from anyone. You may get a nominal goodwill gesture offered from the old supplier if you are lucky - if you do snap their hands off - you will get & are obviously entitled to nothing from your new supplier unless your claiming that they gave the old supplier this wrong reading.

lovinituk

OP - do you make a living out of compensation claims....?

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Ogre_De_Flamme

No thanks to forumite respondents. My new supplier coughed as I decided to go the extra mile with a final email to it thus my old supplier won't be summoning me for a day in court. Perhaps MSE'rs can have a think for next time in about 4 months.

lovinituk wrote: »

OP - do you make a living out of compensation claims....?

Admitting that would make me tax liable under badges of trade.

ColinFishwick

Who cares you seem to make a habit of wanting to take the Mick

NeverInDebt

Your previous posts and this show what kind of person you are one who appears to want to take advantage for maximum gain at the expense of others. Its not companies who pay its us the consumers

Your either a sad troll/muppet or a parasite