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PPI Reclaiming discussion Part II
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marshallka wrote: »Di, did you see this. Its like click did here. It was to protect the name and also there ready and waiting for a new licence me thinks.
Was meant to post about that just now, that's when it timed out........so this is them then I take it ?:rolleyes:The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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Well Click Financial was incorporated long before Click Finance went into liquidation but only got their licence to trade 3 months prior:rolleyes:Was meant to post about that just now, that's when it timed out........so this is them then I take it ?:rolleyes:
Companies can be dormant for various reasons, often to protect a company name, in readiness for a future project.
What is toothpastes role in all this???0 -
marshallka wrote: »Well Click Financial was incorporated long before Click Finance went into liquidation but only got their licence to trade 3 months prior:rolleyes:
Companies can be dormant for various reasons, often to protect a company name, in readiness for a future project,
Very crafty of them I say and that link I added earlier there was a paragraph that these directors should still deal with the complaints not matter if they run the company any more or not, (added in so many words), and even on the Moneymadeclear FSA site it states to be persistant with these companies.The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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marshallka wrote: »Well Click Financial was incorporated long before Click Finance went into liquidation but only got their licence to trade 3 months prior:rolleyes:
Companies can be dormant for various reasons, often to protect a company name, in readiness for a future project.
What is toothpastes role in all this???
He's their middle man on compliance lol......or should I say the piggy in the middle......:rolleyes:
The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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Send them a courtesy letter of the one to FSA and OFT??Very crafty of them I say and that link I added earlier there was a paragraph that these directors should still deal with the complaints not matter if they run the company any more or not, (added in so many words), and even on the Moneymadeclear FSA site it states to be persistant with these companies.
I would check with Tiggrae here but I would be very tempted...0 -
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marshallka wrote: »Send them a courtesy letter of the one to FSA and OFT??
I would check with Tiggrae here but I would be very tempted...
I am already tempted lol......:D .The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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Tiggrae if your still here what do you think of Marshallka'a suggestion of a courtesy letter to these, as Marshallka has added in the above post?:D
Before I forget now then, just to double check, that letter to the FSA, shall I still post the same letter as the OFT's letter to them plus the extra's as in the above posts earlier?
Thanks.The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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if I were in your shoes I may be tempted but probably wouldn't do it - they've probably got highly paid lawyers who could threaten all sorts of things and make your life a real misery - at the end of the day you're not likely to get any money out of them in the way of financial redress (the law doens't support that as the company is dissolved and there's nothing left) you're just doing it go 'get even' and maybe get them shut down - do you really want to stress yourself and have their solicitors writing you nasty letters - that's just a personal opinion mind !!I am already tempted lol......:D .0 -
Di, going to bed now and I did ask tiggrae about this and what needed to be added for the FSA one as what she added to be added was already added (if you understand me). You need to incorporate about the other things and I know she has been back on but has not replied. Maybe she will later. I posted what you were advised to write and add to your letter.Tiggrae if your still here what do you think of Marshallka'a suggestion of a courtesy letter to these, as Marshallka has added in the above post?:D
Before I forget now then, just to double check, that letter to the FSA, shall I still post the same letter as the OFT's letter to them plus the extra's as in the above posts earlier?
Thanks.0
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