a word about st james's place

atush

eightfoot2 wrote: »

Still_Dave wrote: »

No, I didn’t used to work for a business like this. If they have actually lied then that’s a crime, and as I said above, the route is complaint, regulator, courts.

Can I ask, though, do you have a recording, or contemporaneous notes? As you probably know, human memory is fallible in so many ways, so without these not only is your complaint going to be difficult but it’s very possible that your recollection itself is wrong.[/QUOTE]

no I don't have a recording or any notes but I can remember a conversation held in a office on the 8th aug and yes I probably wont be able to prove any of this in a court of law but by the same token I know what I asked the 2x sjp partners and they know what they answered and I probably wont get anywhere but then that's what I expect to happen
I'll take the kick in the @rse and learn a lesson but it just irks me somewhat that it seems ok to mislead someone then not have to take any responsibility as there clever enough to cover there mistakes by putting the oneness' on the buyer rather than the seller to ensure the details given are true and correct

anyway enough said lets see what sjp complaints have to say in a few days :mad:

Just make sure you stop contributing, and open a different pension elsewhere

eightfoot2

atush wrote: »

eightfoot2 wrote: »

Just make sure you stop contributing, and open a different pension elsewhere

^^^ first thing I did after getting the confirmation on the charges from the admin dept