yep got it in one. DON'T get a flush i KNOW and have seen with my own eyes what happens when things go wrong.......whoever does it will use products to counter the sludge and scale. inhibitor,cleaner,sludge remover. and a filter never goes a miss, but that's just my opinion.

I guess one way to pursue this is to let them play their hand. If I do get threatened with real court action I could then send the 'prove it' letter, then CCA request I presume? This I suppose would buy me time to the SB date. I think worse case I'll have to pay them £1 a month.

Further advice for you: Most bailiffs have no more power to come into your home uninvited than the weird man who lives across the road, Bailiffs collecting all other debts can only come in if they can do so without using force. This is called "gaining peaceful entry" and includes: being invited in by a responsible adult; climbing through a window that is open; jumping over a fence to get to your back door; or opening an unlocked door to come in It does not include: being asked in by a child; breaking windows, doors or locks; or pushing past people to get inside You cannot

The Sale of Goods Act (SOGA) provides a statutory right that products should be free from fault. for the first six months after purchase it is assumed any fault was there from the start, and so your dad's laptop, if faulty now (especially after repairs) would be viable for refund, replacement or repair. If it is still faulty. Have you asked him if it's faultless? Ignore their 7 day period for returns, that only applies if you change your mind. If a product is faulty, they have a legal obligation to make reparations. Also ignore the fact their reciepts say they will forward such concerns to the product manufacturer - they do no

That is to tell you they are adding litigation charge of £102.00 to the arrears/defaults to include (hide) it in the summons. They will then list separately their costs and litigation fess on the summons and claim it again so infect charging it twice. tut tut tut !!!!!! Quote "he has had 3 letters is total from LINK, 19th of jan 2011 a hello letter!!!!! Possible NoA ? then 14 april 2011 LETTER BEFOR ACTION (LBA) letter and the last letter 27 june 2011 in response to the cpr request , he has had nothing befor then !!! Defence to follow shortly. Regards Andy

Hybrid orders are usually created when a creditor refuses the defendant's application on the N9A form to pay in instalments, they instead ask the court to make a forthwith judgment and state their intention to go for the charging order. A judgment is then made on the N24 form which states that the judgment is forthwith allowing a charging order application to be made BUT all over execution stayed whilst an instalment order is kept up with. Some hybrid orders consist of the N24 form being presented with an N30(2) at the same time. In effect the hybrid order process tries to allow a district judge the ability to determine the rate of paym

Would you Adam and Eve it! I have just received a very grumpy e-mail from [Name removed] at FSF stating that they have been monitoring my posts (OMG my identity is not secret ha ha) and I may damage my case if I post any letters or e-mails and that I have been reported to the FOS. Well let me tell you [Name removed] (when you monitor this tomorrow) I have no intention of publishing e-mail or letters from you or anyone else, my posts on here have been merely statements of facts or findings I have made during my unfortunate dealings with your company. It was also stated in her e-mail that Lord Tiger Putin had commented on my post, can't s

Hi Maggie....welcome back Personally I prefer the templates here http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-1606652/LETTER-TEMPLATE-Mis-sold-PPI.html Don't forget to go to the fos website and download the consumer questionaire and get one completed for each claim. Prepare a schedule of claim and send letter, questionnaire and claim schedule for each claim Regards ims