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Hi All

 

Has anyone ever said to a DCA, "OK I want to deal with this but I need a face to face meeting". I have done this with HRMC and they have been much easier to deal with when not hiding behind the phone or letters.

 

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My Doctor says that I don't suffer from Paranoia

 

But I know what he's really thinking !!!

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A lot of DCAs would rather deal with you over the phone

 

because then you cannot punch them in the spotty face when they insult your intelligence

 

this is my oppinion and not that of the site

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A lot of DCAs would rather deal with you over the phone

 

because then you cannot punch them in the spotty face when they insult your intelligence

 

this is my oppinion and not that of the site

 

Haha that's made my day :)

My Doctor says that I don't suffer from Paranoia

 

But I know what he's really thinking !!!

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I used to work for a famous door stop lender:-) based in Yorkshire many many years ago at the Head office.

We used to get irate consumers turning up demanding to speak to their account manager.

There was always tight security around them face to face meetings and they were done through 2 foot of glass.

So it can be done if your prepared to travel.

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