can someone please help we are sick of Evan Halshaw

mountainofdebt

Personally if I was compensating someone I would want proof of the actual payment made and not an estimate.

wouldn't you?

ferrari360f1

Karen,
all you have to prove is that the work has been carried out, not proof of payment unless you are claiming a refund, where in that case you will need to provide a receipt (either you or your mechanic). but if you just want a full refund and give the vehicle back under the sales of goods act, all you have to do is prove that there was a fault, then you can claim reasonable expenses and compensation.

Equaliser123

ferrari360f1 wrote: »

Karen,
all you have to prove is that the work has been carried out, not proof of payment unless you are claiming a refund, where in that case you will need to provide a receipt (either you or your mechanic). but if you just want a full refund and give the vehicle back under the sales of goods act, all you have to do is prove that there was a fault, then you can claim reasonable expenses and compensation.

That isn't correct. If you are claiming for costs paid, then it is entirely reasonable - and very suspicious if you don't comply - to request proof.

whitewing

Yes, I see no reason why you wouldn't give them a copy of the receipt. Get the issues resolved and put it behind you.

ferrari360f1

Equaliser123 wrote: »

That isn't correct. If you are claiming for costs paid, then it is entirely reasonable - and very suspicious if you don't comply - to request proof.

equaliser123, please read my comments properly, i have said if you are claiming money back you need to provide receipts.

Equaliser123

ferrari360f1 wrote: »

equaliser123, please read my comments properly, i have said if you are claiming money back you need to provide receipts.

I did re-read it and find it extremely confusing. The OP is claiming, as I understand it, costs of repair. Therefore your comment "all you have to prove is that the work has been carried out, not proof of payment" is confusing.

Karen._2

Thank peeps.

I will supply the receipts, but I'm still perplexed at them lying to my mechanic.
The only reason they weren't supplied was I was overwhelmed by the amount of evidence I supplied to the courts.

Karen._2

I'm claiming cost of repair, car hire whilst it was repaired, breech of warranty, inconvenience & stress caused plus interest & breech of sales of goods act.

ferrari360f1

Karen. wrote: »

I'm claiming cost of repair, car hire whilst it was repaired, breech of warranty, inconvenience & stress caused plus interest & breech of sales of goods act.

i am in the same position, but i have rescinded to contract and has a tri contract with EH, Ford UK, and Ford Finance, where not one of them was willing to help as Ford Uk's official line is we have to believe our dealers and if they said nothing is wrong even though they had an AA report of the faults the couldn't send out an engineer for an independant inspection.

Karen._2

My vehicle is a 'runabout'. The axle was broke & they were informed 7 days after purchase.
Search 'evanshalshaw-nightmare' it's my blog for added info.