Have you taken a company to Court after Ombudsman rules in your favour and the company fails to pay

KittenChops

@whalemoney

What about a SAR to VM?  If they ignore that, at least you could report them to the ICO

whalemoney

KittenChops said:

@whalemoney

What about a SAR to VM?  If they ignore that, at least you could report them to the ICO

Hi thanks for the message but what does SAR to VM mean?

Thanks

Ectophile

whalemoney said:

KittenChops said:

@whalemoney

What about a SAR to VM?  If they ignore that, at least you could report them to the ICO

Hi thanks for the message but what does SAR to VM mean?

Thanks

Subject Access Request.  A formal request for all the information they hold on you.

whalemoney

Ectophile said:

whalemoney said:

KittenChops said:

@whalemoney

What about a SAR to VM?  If they ignore that, at least you could report them to the ICO

Hi thanks for the message but what does SAR to VM mean?

Thanks

Subject Access Request.  A formal request for all the information they hold on you.

Good idea!  Would this include the calls and emails record that I imagine they'd hold?

Also, who would I report them to when they choose to ignore my request?

Thanks

DullGreyGuy

whalemoney said:

Ectophile said:

whalemoney said:

KittenChops said:

@whalemoney

What about a SAR to VM?  If they ignore that, at least you could report them to the ICO

Hi thanks for the message but what does SAR to VM mean?

Thanks

Subject Access Request.  A formal request for all the information they hold on you.

Good idea!  Would this include the calls and emails record that I imagine they'd hold?

Also, who would I report them to when they choose to ignore my request?

Thanks

It depends what you ask for... you can ask for absolutely everything which is always more difficult and time consuming or you can be more targeted in your request which inevitably makes life easier for everyone. 

The Information Commissioners Office oversees data protection which the SAR request falls within.