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Thanks for the reply! Agreed I did sign a contract, but i had no view of the supplier or cost at the time as everything was handled by the firm. Who I thought would have a responsibility to choose a supplier at a fair market value The point regarding the advertised job is an interesting one, as it was significantly different, however having reread the contarct 'we reserve the right to change the job at any time' probably negates this
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I recently left my employer as the job really wasnt what I had been sold. As part of my package I received international relocation expenses to move to the uk, with my contract stating 75% should be repaid if leaving within 18 months. Upon leaving I owed around £5000, £2500 of which I repaid. I am now being chased for the remaining, I haven't paid this because I dispute around £1000 of these costs. the shipping company the firm used we more than double the highest quote of any other supplier I can find. All of this I explained to the firm and tried to resolve before leaving to no avail. To date I have received two letters from the company and now a letter from a debt collector 'Spratt Endicott' demanding payment within 7 days of they will proceed with legal action. Do I need to pay or are these just scare tactics and I should try to negotiate. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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