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Poa
ratsmice
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I applied for poa through a company they sent me the paper work I have since changed my mind it cost £500 and they said I cannot have my money back is this correct
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Sounds about right based on the limited info you have posted.ratsmice said:I applied for poa through a company they sent me the paper work I have since changed my mind it cost £500 and they said I cannot have my money back is this correct
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Depends on the T&C's - did they provide details of their fees in advance.
What paperwork have they sent, if it's as far as preparing the POA for signature then they need paying.1 -
I guess this is Power of Attorney and not Price on Application!!!1
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If they have done the work then you still own the money? Has the LPA been registered?1
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I'd agree with previous comments. More details would be helpful, but on the face of it they've done the work you requested, so are entitled to be paid their fees.0
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