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Removals con - Small Claims Court

felinefancy
Posts: 108 Forumite


Removals company did not turn up. Now they're hiding under another name and refusing to refund us the money we paid for the removals service.
Can anyone offer advice of going down the SCC route, would there be complications as the company we 'used' are now trading under a different name (though it's obvious, even to a child, that it's the same business with same owner).
Any advice would be really appreciated. I'd like to get my money back and also help stop others falling foul of this thief!
Can anyone offer advice of going down the SCC route, would there be complications as the company we 'used' are now trading under a different name (though it's obvious, even to a child, that it's the same business with same owner).
Any advice would be really appreciated. I'd like to get my money back and also help stop others falling foul of this thief!
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You can only sue whoever you had a contract with. Is it a limited company?2
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Follow excellent advice on CaB website0
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If your contract was with a Ltd company, and that company still exists (check Companies House), you sue them.If not Ltd, sue the director /owner of the company you contracted with.1
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Expand on "hiding". Maybe perfectly legimate.0
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charge-back on the credit or debit card?Gather ye rosebuds while ye may5
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Thrugelmir said:Expand on "hiding". Maybe perfectly legimate.1
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felinefancy said:Removals company did not turn up. Now they're hiding under another name and refusing to refund us the money we paid for the removals service.
Can anyone offer advice of going down the SCC route, would there be complications as the company we 'used' are now trading under a different name (though it's obvious, even to a child, that it's the same business with same owner).
Any advice would be really appreciated. I'd like to get my money back and also help stop others falling foul of this thief!Forty and fabulous, well that's what my cards say....1 -
If you give us some more facts, we might be able to offer more useful advice.1
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felinefancy said:Thrugelmir said:Expand on "hiding". Maybe perfectly legimate.0
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Thrugelmir said:felinefancy said:Thrugelmir said:Expand on "hiding". Maybe perfectly legimate.0
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