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i seriously doubt, knowing that northants bulk were already know to be running at least 2mts behind during that period, that the claim would have been awarded by default by the time you filed defence only 1 week 'late' , we've seen cases months past filing date allow defence filing over the last years almost now. somethings not right here. N244 is upto a £275 gamble to get to the bottom of what ACTUALLY happened and to prove this was or was not a court error in not processing your defence email. that's an assumption upon their behalf, not that they had searched their whole email system and found your defence, but decided as it was a week late they thus rejected it. they would write and tell you so if they had. the word SO is the important bit...
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Hi, well I'm back again, I followed the great advice provided here, and the DCA were very cooperative if not helpful, (there's a first). However, today, I received an £69 invoice from Plusheat for "Cancellation 50% of the remaining term" Invoice Date : 31/12/2021 via an email address I have never shared with them, with my new address on the invoice. Now remembering the whole story.. I disputed this back in 2021, because I cancelled their rubbish lack of service in May 21, but in the following January 22 they sent a demand telling me I could only cancel within 2 months of the end of the term, and I had missed that opportunity in Nov - Dec 21, so now I was committed again. I argued and refuse to pay anything for 2022, and they sent me an invoice for the rest of 2021. I will pay this small amount if its best to, it just makes me mad to submit to people like Liam Clancy - Plusheat, a scoundrel at best Should I pay ? Thanks
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So sorry. Thank you for going that a duly noted. So, hold off with CCA request for now. I really appreciate your help. Thank you!
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does not matter. you obviously knew the £560 sum was coming out - that's WHY you phoned to cancel the card??
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