*** Let's Start Fighting Back - With 1p Cheques ***

[zazen.warrior]

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Edited July 29, 2010 by zazen.warrior

[middenmess]

Whilst on your 1p crusade Homer, you might just as well slip a cheque from a third party into one of your batches with full details of the account and a declaration on the back that this cheque is only to be accepted and cashed as full and final settlement of the debt.

 

It might be noticed and returned to you but keep slipping it in to every batch and sooner or later it might slip through.

 

Probably not the most sensible of attempts to clear a debt but certainly no more eccentric than your scheme!

 

If cashed you'd really have something to crow [or bleat] about.

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

Thanks middenmess, I did this about sending one unsigned cheque per batch as the cost to return it or write to tell me about it, or even a phone call would mean that they were out of pocket.

 

Was also thinking of writting another letter along with the batch to another of my creditors offering full settlement of say £14k just to wind them up when they see a cheque that large but not for them.

 

Not to worry, I've got some concrete blocks from a wall I knocked down so they'll be getting one of those sent on Tuesday as my offer as full settlement of the account. If they do not accept it, I would like them to return it, and these things are very bloody heavy!

 

Edit:

 

Sorry, only just got your point about full & final cheque per batch. Saldy, this sort of full & final settlement does not work, even if they do cash it. They have to agree to it, usually beforehand in writing.

Edited May 3, 2010 by Mr_Homer_J_Simpson

[zazen.warrior]

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Edited July 29, 2010 by zazen.warrior

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

Quite simply TO WASTE THEIR MONEY.

 

For all those that missed it the other dozen times:

 

ANY PAYMENT I MAKE WILL COST THEM MORE THAN THE PAYMENT THEY GET

 

NET RESULT = THEY ARE OUT OF POCKET.

 

If that's not clear enough for everyone, tough. I'm not bothering replying to stupid questions anymore.............

[Elenathion]

I wonder if they will file harrassment proceedings against you.

[zazen.warrior]

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Edited July 29, 2010 by zazen.warrior

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

I wonder if they will file harrassment proceedings against you.

 

For paying them ? (albeit in the most uneconomical way for them)

[angry cat]

I have read through this thread and the other one with growing incredulity, why would you want to do this strange time consuming thing?

 

And now you want to sent them a breeze block or something

 

How on earth can one send a concrete block or, breeze block under a FREEPOST standard licence, that allows only for letters/documents weighing up to 100 grams?

 

Time to call in the men wearing white coats!

[Elenathion]

For paying them ? (albeit in the most uneconomical way for them)

 

No for sending items that could be construed as threatening. It's only a small step from receiving a breeze block in the mail to envisaging it being flung through a window. You're on very dodgy ground and really need to find something else to do with your life.

[Elenathion]

Also I've just been looking at your reasoning again and why should they remove the default? You haven't denied the debt so it is yours. Just because they can't provide an agreement doesn't mean that the debt has vanished, it just means that it is unenforcable, any default applied before you asked for the CCA is still valid.

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

How on earth can one send a concrete block or, breeze block under a FREEPOST standard licence, that allows only for letters/documents weighing up to 100 grams?

 

ftp://ftp.royalmail.com/Downloads/public/cmwalk/doc/active/doc28600005/Checking%20Costs%20Tariff%202010.pdf

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

No for sending items that could be construed as threatening. It's only a small step from receiving a breeze block in the mail to envisaging it being flung through a window. You're on very dodgy ground and really need to find something else to do with your life.

 

The block is not a thread, it's an offer of payment which will be stated in the enclosed letter. I can value the block at 1p and they can decide to accept or return it.

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

I love how you all hate the idea so much you can't help but keep a keen eye on this thread and respond keeping it right at the top of the forum.

 

Thanks.

[Elenathion]

Well, it's like watching a trashy chat show - you know the people are ridiculous but still can't help watching to see what they'll do next.

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

Well, it's like watching a trashy chat show - you know the people are ridiculous but still can't help watching to see what they'll do next.

 

Lol, and you think I need to do something with my life..............

[PriorityOne]

I love how you all hate the idea so much you can't help but keep a keen eye on this thread and respond keeping it right at the top of the forum.

 

Thanks.

 

You'd only bump it up to the top anyway Homer.... .... such is the self-obsession.

 

What time did you post on here this morning... 7.15am?

 

Hilarious... !!

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

What time did you post on here this morning... 7.15am?

 

In response to a post @ 02:30............

[PriorityOne]

In response to a post @ 02:30............

 

Not mine.... snug in my bed I was...

[angry cat]

The result will be this:

"Please be aware that our FREEPOST address is no longer operational due to sustained abuse and illegal activity..."

 

Also, if you send heavy items RM will not process.

 

People like you make me despair; rolleyes.

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

The result will be this:

"Please be aware that our FREEPOST address is no longer operational due to sustained abuse and illegal activity..."

 

Also, if you send heavy items RM will not process.

 

People like you make me despair; rolleyes.

 

As I've already show you via their OWN DOCUMENTS RM do take large items via freepost and charge quite a nice sum to the recipient to.

[angry cat]

This brain dead stunt has already been tried against the BNP; bally ridiculous!

[angry cat]

Decent members on here get enough flack from DCA's!

 

Feeling sure that they would not wish to be judged alongside some crazy person who, intends sending bricks through the post and;

by FREEPOST...Astonishing.

[Mr_Homer_J_Simpson]

"Certainly you can put anything inside a freepost envelope as long as it will fit," says a Royal Mail spokesperson."

[angry cat]

Please note that, the FREEPOST licence holder will challenge the additional cost of any malicious mail and;

the sender will become liable to Royal Mail for the cost of said malicious mail!