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    • Hi,  It has been very stressful. I have just received a letter of 'Notice of Transfer of Proceedings' which states the case has been transferred to my local court and to await judge's directions. Is there still a possibility that it will not go to court? The other issue I now have is that I am moving abroad for work in the next few months and now might not actually be able to attend the court hearing!  I am not sure what the best course of action is now. I feel like after all this, the MET are going to win anyway! HELP! 
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    • Same as Barclays one I have just updated on. PRA group have written back and told me they intend to proceed with claim, have also sent another stack of documents, similar to last time round. I did fill in an online income breakdown etc on their website  offering to pay them x amount of money back each month,  a couple of weeks back, they haven't acknowledged that ?  
    • Hello, I wasn't able to update the defence, so they got the daft one.  Pra Group have responded dated 25th April saying they intend to proceed with claim. I have also received a stack of documents, similar to last time - print outs of old statements, but this time around they have send me a copy of the Barclay Card Conditions. Unsigned and dated. The address is an old address.  A consumer credit agreement with current address. Pages of it and no signature. I have uploaded onto a PDF what I have. The CCA agreement looks like a generic print out, I5 pages + long, I've included the 1st page that had my details on (redacted) don't know if its necessary to upload all of it.  Barclays 26042024.pdf
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Tried searching the site for a campaign against BT but to no avail.

Surely there must be hundreds of dissatisfied BT customers.

I am to be writing my MP and asking why BT are getting off with this extremely long queues for customer service ---in every department.

They posted profits of £2.6billion in 2015 rising to £3.03bn in 2016 yet they will not employ enough staff to cope with customer enquiries.

It is nigh impossible to get contact details for anyone in authority in this oversized organisation.

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Do you not think your MP has better things to do than pander to your Customer Service gripes.

 

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Do you not think your MP has better things to do than pander to your Customer Service gripes.

 

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The OP does have a point regarding waiting times for BT customer service however the MP is not going to solve the issue. Surely it is better to change provider as when they start losing customers they may sit up and take notice?

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#3 Surfer. If enough BT customers involve their MP's then BT would have to sit up & take note. They are losing customers but not in sufficient numbers for them to bother their back sides about.

 

 

#2 (tin lizzie ford) I thought you of all people would have better things to do with your time than slag me.

For instance, Ford Kuga windscreen washers going on fire, Faulty alternators on Kuga, Faulty engine management lights. When you have solved all these faults, just let me know & I will give you more problems within the tin lizzie range.

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#3 Surfer. If enough BT customers involve their MP's then BT would have to sit up & take note. They are losing customers but not in sufficient numbers for them to bother their back sides about.

 

 

#2 (tin lizzie ford) I thought you of all people would have better things to do with your time than slag me.

For instance, Ford Kuga windscreen washers going on fire, Faulty alternators on Kuga, Faulty engine management lights. When you have solved all these faults, just let me know & I will give you more problems within the tin lizzie range.

 

Ohh, that touched a nerve.

 

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Now surely we are not going to argue and fall out about how sad BT are...they are losing customers by the 1000s (for the record):wink:

 

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