Desperate help required please...

BartyBoy

keyser666 wrote: »

Can do it online now from the comfort of your own home.

Be aware though that if they decide to defend they can ask for it to be dealt with at their local CC

That's true, I did the application online last time and like you said I was referred to a county court which is 40 miles away from where I live. The printer is based in London, so I may end up travelling down to the south to attend the court and the hearing.

This is why I say this will be the final draw.

gik

wealdroam wrote: »

For completeness, here is BartyBoy's earlier thread:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4845801

Original thread is here:-

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4840622=

Valli

Well, in the first case send a Letter Before Action warning them you're taking them to court if they don't pay.

BartyBoy

Valli wrote: »

Well, in the first case send a Letter Before Action warning them you're taking them to court if they don't pay.

Done that too, sent the letter to the MD back in December 2013 but I have heard no reply or whatsoever...

BartyBoy

gik wrote: »

Original thread is here:-

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4840622=

Thank you both for linking this post to my original ones...

Valli

Then you should have, by now, escalated to small claims, assuming your letter gave a time scale.

By faffing about like this they will realise your threats are empty and they will continue to ignore.

You send a letter. You give a timescale (eg 21 days) within which to provide your chosen remedy then, if they don't, you IMMEDIATELY escalate to small claims.

wealdroam

gik wrote: »

Original thread is here:-

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4840622=

Ah, right.
So we now have three threads on this saga.

BartyBoy wrote: »

Valli wrote: »

Well, in the first case send a Letter Before Action warning them you're taking them to court if they don't pay.

Done that too, sent the letter to the MD back in December 2013 but I have heard no reply or whatsoever...

...and even though that was suggested previously, BartyBoy never once said they had done so.

BartyBoy

Valli wrote: »

Then you should have, by now, escalated to small claims, assuming your letter gave a time scale.

By faffing about like this they will realise your threats are empty and they will continue to ignore.

You send a letter. You give a timescale (eg 21 days) within which to provide your chosen remedy then, if they don't, you IMMEDIATELY escalate to small claims.

Points taken, thanks!

I will apply to small claim court tomorrow.

Valli

Excellent work there Wealdroam - didn't realise I had already given the Op the benefit of my sage advice.

(removes tongue from cheek)

unholyangel

Unless I'm mistaken, we still haven't had an answer as to whether its a b2b contract or not and also as to why the OP couldnt use the booklets provided or if he made them aware time was of the essence.

Of course perhaps that information is contained in one of the other threads somewhere.