Viagogo

ViagogoWillPayMe

That´s not what companies house says sister

.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/07882020

ViagogoWillPayMe

Well.. if the claim is not at their company they´ll just send a letter informing and they have no right to pursue legal actions against someone who has addressed a claim at the wrong address...hehe maybe the right address is 71 fenchurch street? It seems you may know it for good hehehe:T:T:T

waamo

ViagogoWillPayMe wrote: »

That´s not what companies house says sister

.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/07882020

Iff that's addressed to me then nowhere does it say that company is owned by Viagogo. It also doesn't appear to be a spectacularly successful company.

I'm not a sister either.

ViagogoWillPayMe

waamo wrote: »

Iff that's addressed to me then nowhere does it say that company is owned by Viagogo. It also doesn't appear to be a spectacularly successful company.

I'm not a sister either.

yes, that´s addressed to you...please do a bit of research online before replying
regarding your post before, there won´t be grounds for a company to pursue me "robustly" just because I addressed a complain to a different company but I put their address by mistake...there won´t be a reason to " defend spurious claims against them rather robustly" because the claim are not against them if they are not viagogo:j:A a bit of law research may be needed too:)

waamo

ViagogoWillPayMe wrote: »

yes, that´s addressed to you...please do a bit of research online before replying
regarding your post before, there won´t be grounds for a company to pursue me "robustly" just because I addressed a complain to a different company but I put their address by mistake...there won´t be a reason to " defend spurious claims against them rather robustly" because the claim are not against them if they are not viagogo:j:A a bit of law research may be needed too:)

I'm struggling to guess what you are trying to say however if you have named Viagogo on the court papers and put that companies address you will obtain a judgement in default against a company that isn't actually there.

Enforcing that judgement will be impossible if it's the wrong address.