Power2Contact have NO INTENTION of sending people round as they state in their letter - Phone recording inside

[ar_123]

Power2Conect 17th August

 

"We have been instructed by our client to VISIT YOUR ADDRESS TO COLLECT THE ABOVE DEBT"

 

...

 

"Within 72 Hours..."

 

 

Load of crap, its the 27th and no ones came, I'm disappointed, I bought some luxury biccies specially and waited in for 3 days only for no one to arrive!, needed to give them a call to find out where their "authorized collections officer" has got to.

 

Regrettably despite asking several times she wont send anyone round

 

Take a listen in the attachment :grin:

 

MODERATOR'S NOTE:

After checking, attachment re-instated

Regards, Rooster.

Power2Contact.mp3

Edited August 27, 2009 by Rooster-UK
See Moderator's note.

[Bazooka Boo]

Condescending cow!

[skegleg]

well done great job

[Bazooka Boo]

And what does she mean "you can't use the recording in court"?

 

She will have a nasty shock if you did produce it in court!

[ar_123]

And what does she mean "you can't use the recording in court"?

 

She will have a nasty shock if you did produce it in court!

 

The thing is I never told her I was recording from the start, to make it admissible as evidence I did need to tell her from the start it was being recorded. I knew if I did this however the call would have gone differently.

[Pinky69]

Can we come round them for the biccies?:grin:

[Bazooka Boo]

The thing is I never told her I was recording from the start, to make it admissible as evidence I did need to tell her from the start it was being recorded. I knew if I did this however the call would have gone differently.

 

As I understood it, you don't have to inform anyone that you are recording your phone calls, as no third party will have access to them, up until you produce them as evidence in court, which you will inform them, the claimant, that you have recorded phone evidence which you intend to use in your defence.

 

Unless you can show a link to the contrary, I record all of my phone calls as a matter of course, due to severe brain injury and really crappy memory, the only people I have told that all calls are recorded are friends and family, and the a select few other companies.

The bank being one of them.

[lickthewallfatboy]

stupid bint

 

once you take them away from their bully script,they're stuffed

[steven4064]

As I understood it, you don't have to inform anyone that you are recording your phone calls, as no third party will have access to them, up until you produce them as evidence in court,

Aren't we third parties??

[baileyboy]

There's nothing to stop you typeing out a transcript and useing that in court. Offering the file to the judge should he/she wish to hear it?

[phil_nottingham]

i would love to hear some more recordings:), is the many on here?

 

That is total class

Edited August 27, 2009 by phil_nottingham

[zazen.warrior]

There are one or two but there's really no point speaking to them unless you want to entice them into saying something dodgy.

[DonkeyB]

It's worth being clear on this recording business: you are perfectly entitled to record a telephone conversation by use of an acoustic tab for your personal use. You do not have to inform the other person you are recording it. Now, using the conversation in court would only be likely to happen if the other person denied saying something. You then say to them and the court, "well, I recorded the conversation for my own reference". Any judge worth his or her salt would say "come on, let's hear it then". There is no intrinsic infringement of anyone's rights by making the recording, as long as you have no intention of distributing it without good cause to third parties - that's where the problems start.

 

So, to summarise, yeah, the silly cow is talking tosh. What would her defence be? "I wouldn't have lied if I knew I was being recorded, Your Honour".

[Huff&Puff]

Not very bright was she? And she appeared to be very hard of hearing too

 

Actually, it makes my blood boil every time I haer the way they speak to people. And blatantly lie, with total impunity, breaking the law (in the form of the CPUTR) into the bargain :mad:

[zazen.warrior]

She was on a power trip; low self esteem imho.

[DonkeyB]

Interesting the way she said "you won't be able to get credit for six years". Well, that's not up to her, and to use such a statement is misleading and puts undue pressure on you. Worth a complaint to trading standards - don't tell them you have a recording, though,then see what comes of their initial investigation. Keep it up your sleeve!

[vint1954]

The thing is I never told her I was recording from the start, to make it admissible as evidence I did need to tell her from the start it was being recorded. I knew if I did this however the call would have gone differently.

No, don't think that you have to tell them.

[martid12]

cant listen to the recording!!

 

Link wont work?

[Bazooka Boo]

cant listen to the recording!!

Link wont work?

 

Because it's been removed. Read the mods note..

[martid12]

whoops

 

just got in from work

[andydd]

Boo Hoo..I was too slow to listen to it ! *goes away n sobs*

 

Someone put on youtube..hee

[Bazooka Boo]

Aren't we third parties??

 

Yes agreed, which is why CAGgers need to be very careful about posting their phone conversations on here.

 

Was funny mind..

[Rooster-UK]

Recording has been re-instated.

 

Regards, Rooster.

[angryandy]

'Are you calling today to make payment of £54?'.

 

'NOPE'

 

That was quality especially the PE bit of nope.

 

Can't stop laughing:D

[red_squirrel]

Thank you for uploading that She doesn't sound very happy does she. I don't understand why she kept repeating the same line to you over and over