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Umkomaas

The_Deep wrote: »

The small claims court is a lottery for both you and the PPC. It's Russian Roulette - three chambers charged, three empty.

You say that Umko, but who is a judge more likely to believe, a hard working lowly paid health care worker, or a lying cheating scammer who preys on the vulnerable?

Logic says so, I agree, but we've seen too many cases that have flown in the face of logic to be giving the OP soothing - don't worry everything will be just fine - messages. Best he's prepared - with eyes wide open.

And it's not a simple case of a wash, shave and smart suit, then prostrate yourself before the Judge relying on your 'honesty'. There's so much work to do before you even get to the courtroom, as you know.

RadHimster

You can have a flick through my very similar story. Do a search for : Hospital PCN

Did you not consider that he said he would get your charge 'squashed' (I think you mean quashed) in order to slide away from having a stand-up confrontation with you? It's a standard PPC method of handling such situations.

I see what you're saying but would argue if they want to enforce these 'fines' they shouldn't be lying to consumers and amending the terms. If you'd been calm and approachable throughout then you'd have no reason to doubt their words.

Umkomaas

RadHimster wrote: »

You can have a flick through my very similar story. Do a search for : Hospital PCN



I see what you're saying but would argue if they want to enforce these 'fines' they shouldn't be lying to consumers and amending the terms. If you'd been calm and approachable throughout then you'd have no reason to doubt their words.

I'm afraid I live in the real world.