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Make an official complaint and then take to the ombudsman if still not resolved thereafter.Lolly3214 said:I believe you are right but …
What happens next ? I am very confused and I can’t be the only person in this situation.
You can't be held liable for someone else's debt. It's not even a debt if they were in the property on the 1st anyway, but that's a side issue.0 -
Update *** after numerous emails, calls, SAR request the matter has been resolved and E-ON removed the £67.00.0
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