The Supreme Court ruled in favour of Richard. More details coming soon.

Yes, if the guy who joked about blowing up Doncaster airport via Twitter got into so much trouble then this is on the same scale surely?

The amount is irrelevant. Did you receive a Default Notice from whoever the lender is?

Follow this link; http://www.consumerforums.com/resources/templates-library/48-bank-templates/110--data-protection-act-1998-subject-access-request

Hi Lachie, have you been moving house a lot recently. Amex mostly use a DCA (or 3) before setting their pet solicitors on to you so you should really have a file of letters from 1 or more of them. When you get a reply to the DSAR, make sure you examine it well to see where and to whom this 'debt' has been passed around to. Anyway, keep us updated.

Thanks for the heads-up - I will look out for this when shopping and warn my firends and family.

That reminds me of a line from a John Grisham novel I read once; What do you call 100 lawyers at the bottom of the sea? A good start!

I too have been away and just caught up with this. I am equally at a loss to understand how any right-minded judge would rule against Fred! On to the appeal now.

Good luck for tomorrow!

Welcome back BB

Hi im4347, did they serve a copy of either of the American Express Services Europe Limited cases they intend to rely upon?

It's quite apt that "For a few dollars more" is on Channel 5 right now. It's seems Amex will tyr just about anything in their desperate bid to dupe the judiciary of this country!

Thanks guys, exactly what I needed.

I need to know if I can work out how much per day a piece of equipment will cost to run if the only information I have is this. Supplied Voltage 24VAC(24~28V)/12VDC(11~15V) Dual Voltage Power Consumption Max 1.4A/17W (Max) at 12V DC The equipment will be wired to the mains, so AC and will be powered on 24-hrs a day.

Yes, it's Royal Mail Signed For delivery service now not registered.