SSE - £150 + VAT (to deliver letter)

chanz4

£45 p/hour but spend time so early in the morning? Hope your friends know the utility act

philD_2

chanz4 wrote: »

£45 p/hour but spend time so early in the morning? Hope your friends know the utility act

I'm not working at the mo' chanz4 - but yes, you can be assured they know the act you specify.

SSE 'played silly' - they've messed with the wrong person and are about to get their 'butt kicked'.

chanz4

lol Im sure they are scared, to prevent the issue moving forward bills are due within 14 days of invoice debt if on recipt of bill.

philD_2

chanz4 wrote: »

lol Im sure they are scared, to prevent the issue moving forward bills are due within 14 days of invoice debt if on recipt of bill.

Whatever chanz4 - you are not my target, SSE is. tick tock

LukeDennison

Did you get anywhere with this?

philD_2

I think you should go back to school - legal action started (wish you were my target but the reality is that you're a big fat zero) - bring it on sunshine!

chanz4

Haha good luck, op the suppliers cost will be a lot higher when they counter claim and produce your terms of supply

philD_2

chanz4 wrote: »

Haha good luck, op the suppliers cost will be a lot higher when they counter claim and produce your terms of supply

chanz4

No luck required - you have the same mentality as SSE.

For anyone else reading this thread, please don't be intimidated by companies such as SSE and please, ignore what the likes of chanz4 cares to write. The County Court does provide a means of recourse - you don't have to take this sh*t.

chanz4 - get your calculator out and start adding up all those unlawful charges (oh yes) and associated costs to individuals. You make me smile!

chanz4

I know about the application fees , and costs of warrants

silverwhistle

If you can afford the time and money for legal action, how come you couldn't spare money to pay the bill or time to explain your difficult situation to the supplier?