Taking Experian to court for refund of statutory fee (£2)?

Helvetica_Van_Buren

I agree with the principle of your argument: you've paid for a service you haven't received.

Ignore everyone mocking you over £2 - they're the kind of people that allow themselves to be taken advantage of and complain about the injustice of big business on debt forums.

AndyPix

I earn £42000 per anum


So the 5 minutes i have taken to read through this thread has effectively cost me £1.92 in lost productivity.


I intend to start court proceedings

Helvetica_Van_Buren

AndyPix wrote: »

I earn £42000 per anum


So the 5 minutes i have taken to read through this thread has effectively cost me £1.92 in lost productivity.


I intend to start court proceedings

Nobody offered you a guarantee of anything in exchange for reading it though, did they?

OP was offered a product (information) in exchange for money, and didn't receive it.

AndyPix

Helvetica_Van_Buren wrote: »

Nobody offered you a guarantee of anything in exchange for reading it though, did they?

OP was offered a product (information) in exchange for money, and didn't receive it.

I guess they dont have humour where you come from ...


I would start court proceedings if i were you




.. Incase you missed it, i was trying to make the point that the OP will have wasted far far more than £2 worth of his time to see this to conclusion ..

Helvetica_Van_Buren

AndyPix wrote: »

I guess they dont have humour where you come from ...

I would start court proceedings if i were you

Hilarious.
Great job.
Absolutely hilarious.
Brilliant.
Cool!
That was funny.

You're not on £42,000 for you comedic qualities are you?

Jeez.

AndyPix

grow up and read between the lines


How much of your time would you be willing to waste to chase £2 that is owed to you ??


My post was an attempt to make that point in a slightly humerous and tongue in cheek manner.
I apologise if that was lost on you - My bad ..


Please - continue with your advice to the OP

Helvetica_Van_Buren

AndyPix wrote: »

.. Incase you missed it, i was trying to make the point that the OP will have wasted far far more than £2 worth of his time to see this to conclusion ..

I missed it.

Administration costs and interest associated with the claim can be applied for.

As I said earlier, I agree with the principle of the claim: it's not just about £2

What are you even contributing this thread?

This forum is supposed to be about consumer support, help and advice, and an attempt to stick together to get big business to improve their ways.

Unless it's over £2?

You mock someone who has the nerve to stand their ground and follow the correct procedures for not receiving the service they paid for?

!!!!ing hypocrites.

AndyPix

Helvetica_Van_Buren wrote: »

I missed it.

Administration costs and interest associated with the claim can be applied for.

As I said earlier, I agree with the principle of the claim: it's not just about £2

What are you even contributing this thread?

This forum is supposed to be about consumer support, help and advice, and an attempt to stick together to get big business to improve their ways.

Unless it's over £2?

You mock someone who has the nerve to stand their ground and follow the correct procedures for not receiving the service they paid for?

!!!!ing hypocrites.

No, this forum is suposed to be about credit file and ratings - it seems you are in the wrong place.


Im not mocking anyone - I was simply (as i said) trying to make the OP look at this from the point of view that is it really worth his time and stress ..


Just write off the 2 squid and move on..
I will back out now and let you continue with your so far exemplarory advice to the OP on how to get his £2 back.


I wish you luck and hope it doesnt take up too much more of your time.
I would prefer to roll a £2 down the grid than bother myself with all the work that will have to go into this ..

Helvetica_Van_Buren

AndyPix wrote: »

grow up and read between the lines

Why write lines that need reading between?

AndyPix wrote: »

How much of your time would you be willing to waste to chase £2 that is owed to you ??

It's not about me, it's not about money. Somebody asked for help and advice.

AndyPix wrote: »

My post was an attempt to make that point in a slightly humerous and tongue in cheek manner.

You failed. You came across as somebody laughing at somebody asking for help and offered no positive or clear contribution

Backtracking at this stage just makes you look silly.

AndyPix wrote: »

I apologise if that was lost on you

Apology accepted. It was your delivery that failed.

AndyPix wrote: »

- My bad ..

Are you a 16-year old girl?

AndyPix wrote: »

Please - continue with your advice to the OP

I don't need your permission or instruction to do anything.

Helvetica_Van_Buren

AndyPix wrote: »

I will back out now and let you continue with your so far exemplarory advice to the OP on how to get his £2 back.

Off you go then.