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Fridge not delivered...£75 food spoilt!!!!!
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societys_child wrote: »Are you serious?
I am.
Is it against the law to send a letter before action when you believe, rightly or wrongly, that a company has caused you to suffer a loss?0 -
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Technically the food isn't spoiled yet, it just needs to all be eaten rather sharply. Fill your boots!0
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powerful_Rogue wrote: »You mean a "Letter Before No Action" - Otherwise known as a complaint.
Well practically speaking yes, but OP is well within their rights to start MCOL action (which I wouldn't 100% rule out, but more around the 80-90% region) so technically it is still a "letter before action".0
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