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    • Yup, well so far they have lied to me about responding to a CCA,  are threatening me with a default notice that they don't have, produced a knocked up version of my NOA, sent me 29 pages of spew for an agreement. No wonder they pay 5 p in the pound for that crap.
    • Paragraph 2. I think there should be further down and also you should make the point that the payment to was made unilaterally and without the imposition of any conditions. Paragraph 3 – this is unnecessary because you are not claiming as an entitled third-party. This worries me because it makes me feel that you haven't fully read around because this is a paragraph which you would include where you were suing EVRi as a beneficial third party because you had actually made your contract with Packlink or some other broker. I think you need to revisit and do some more reading. I'm afraid I have a sense that you have simply copied this from somebody else's witness statement without understanding that it wasn't necessary. Please can you post the amended draft. Other than the suggestions above, it looks okay – but let's see it again for a further appraisal. In terms of the evidence, parties bundle, I think it might be an idea to start off with the correspondence with EVRi and then go onto the other evidence. You will have to amend the index page accordingly. You could shorten this bit. Take 19 is pretty well blank and you may as well miss it out also, there seems to be some repetition of emails and the email chain. I think will be worth going through and getting rid of duplicates if you can. 49 pages is a bit long and it would be a good idea to try and reduce the number. I have a feeling that 50 pages as the County Court limit anyway. The judge will be happier with you if the bundle is smaller. Maybe you could reduce the size of some of the images or messages et cetera. You have got several messages which straddle onto a second page so that things like sign off information and standard confidentiality information become orphans. A bit of manipulation and they could be joined to their parents I think. Page 31 as an example. So is page 19. You may only be up to shorten the whole thing by 56 pages – but I think it would be a good idea. 56 pages is, after all, 10%. If you can do more then so much the better
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      The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
      This is generally speaking the problem with using PackLink who are domiciled in Spain and very conveniently out of reach of the British justice system.

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      One of the points that the judge made was that the customers contract with the broker specifically refers to the courier – and it is clear that the courier knows that they are acting for a third party. There is no need to name the third party. They just have to be recognisably part of a class of person – such as a sender or a recipient of the parcel.

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You're terrible.

 

Honestly, it influences meaning. Please at least try using full stops. And short sentences. As I do.

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James Plaskitt, MP, Housing Benefit and Anti-Fraud Minister

“Our investigators have more powers than ever before – if benefit fraud is suspected we can check bank statements, household bills and, if necessary, carry out surveillance. We are also using increasingly sophisticated methods in tracking suspected benefit thieves. The recent introduction of Voice Risk Analysis (VRA) technology is another weapon in the battle against benefit fraud.

“Members of the public also have a part to play. They regularly help to identify benefit cheats by reporting them to our national Benefit Fraud Hotline. Calls to the hotline show how strong public support for our fraud campaign is. During 2005/6, more than 200,000 calls were received.”

 

 

Punishments have got tougher – criminals can face jail and also have to repay any money stolen. Prosecutions have risen since 1997 from 12,000 to more than 52,000 in 2005/6. Benefit fraud investigators have strengthened powers, lie detectors are being trialled in benefit offices and a ‘No ifs, no buts’ campaign is intended to reinforce the message that fraud is a crime.

Is it working? A recent report by the National Audit Office (NAO) found that the government wrongly paid out £2.7bn on fraudulent and incorrect claims in 2005/6, prompting criticism that ministers have not yet got on top of the problem. The NAO confirmed some improvements had been made in tackling fraud, but that official errors are still a major concern.

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its 3.41 am who is good at this time lmao:rolleyes:

 

LOL

 

Me. Always.

 

A serious point, IMO.

 

See - I can do it.

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James Plaskitt, MP, Housing Benefit and Anti-Fraud Minister

“Our investigators have more powers than ever before – if benefit fraud is suspected we can check bank statements, household bills and, if necessary, carry out surveillance. We are also using increasingly sophisticated methods in tracking suspected benefit thieves. The recent introduction of Voice Risk Analysis (VRA) technology is another weapon in the battle against benefit fraud.

“Members of the public also have a part to play. They regularly help to identify benefit cheats by reporting them to our national Benefit Fraud Hotline. Calls to the hotline show how strong public support for our fraud campaign is. During 2005/6, more than 200,000 calls were received.”

 

 

Punishments have got tougher – criminals can face jail and also have to repay any money stolen. Prosecutions have risen since 1997 from 12,000 to more than 52,000 in 2005/6. Benefit fraud investigators have strengthened powers, lie detectors are being trialled in benefit offices and a ‘No ifs, no buts’ campaign is intended to reinforce the message that fraud is a crime.

Is it working? A recent report by the National Audit Office (NAO) found that the government wrongly paid out £2.7bn on fraudulent and incorrect claims in 2005/6, prompting criticism that ministers have not yet got on top of the problem. The NAO confirmed some improvements had been made in tackling fraud, but that official errors are still a major concern.

 

Your point being? What has this to do with name and shame>?

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Quite simple,information like this for people to read can help them with their decisions of should they name and shame or not.

200,000 calls as stated above, certainly means that their are a lot of people out there who ain't happy with these fraudsters.:)

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Yes, and I always think majority opinion, specially of Daily Mail readers, is the way to go. I mean, why employ experts when we can ask the uninformed majority what they think?

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Yes, and I always think majority opinion, specially of Daily Mail readers, is the way to go. I mean, why employ experts when we can ask the uninformed majority what they think?

My point exactly,that's why i started this thread;)

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My point exactly,that's why i started this thread;)

 

What - you want to ask the UNINFORMED majority.

 

That would be stupid.

 

You can't mean that!

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Nah, milky

 

I'd never accuse any member of CAG of being uninformed.

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LOL

 

You're funny Milky. You take my jokes so literally.

 

Will you never get my sense of humour?

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:D:p;)

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Oh - and btw - can I just ask - are you a troll (please accept this as the joke mean it as)

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Nah, you're too confusing. And I don't want to be accused of hijacking.

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Oh - and btw - can I just ask - are you a troll
U could ask all U like, but whether U would accept an answer that doesn't fit your pre-conceived opinion, would make my reply irrelevant.

 

 

 

 

(please accept this as the joke mean it as)
I don't understand this quoted sentence of yours.

...Is it English??...:?

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I don't understand this quoted sentence of yours.

...Is it English??...:?

 

Oh, it didn't quote back. English, but not grammatical.

 

Still, I'm sure you got the ellipsis.

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