Group Action Against PPC

[zytno]

What if we get together against PPC.

 

In number strength, dont know if someone came up with this before but surely its a good idea.

 

My first post but just got an answer to my appeal from VCS,

as expected got refusal. awaiting further communication.

 

In main time Had some time to run through few forums and must say many people are angry with them .

 

Why dont we all get somehow together, pay £5 each towards the solicitors costs, sue the b*****s and get all paid charges back - £5 x 1000 angry people = £5000 for a solicitor/barrister.

 

We may get criminal (or not criminal) case for misuse and unlawfully claiming charges,

pretending and fake papers, get insurance to cover our stress and losses.

 

We all have some fake papers they send us.

 

Why dont we bring them down.

 

If the government cant do it, surely we can.

 

We can make it big , get it into papers and other media, they will get scared.

 

All we need is publicity and more people will find our case worth paying into.

 

I bet it will be closely followed by millions! We can call ourselves GAA( check topic title for explanation)

 

It would have to be a big head behind it all but if we manage to get it done we can take them one by one and they will bankrupt!

 

I know its great idea but is it do-able?. What do you all think?

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Edited July 25, 2012 by zytno

[dx100uk]

urm............

 

 

 

dx

[Jamberson]

There's little which they are doing which is actually illegal. Otherwise they would have been tripped up by now. You will need to start by pinning down exactly what sort of legal case you have against them.

 

In the post above you mention: "misuse and unlawfully claiming charges, pretending and fake papers."

 

Not sure what you mean by misuse or pretending.

 

Unlawfully claiming charges - it's not unlawful so far as I know.

 

Fake papers - I don't think they are fake, just misleading. More a matter for trading standards.

 

But if you can identify some genuine criminal activity which is widespread, then maybe...

[zytno]

They claim we entered into contract - which we dont is that unlawful, they send claims of court cases which they do not submit at that stage - is that fake? pretend they are right - but they are not,

[Surfer01]

Easier, less hassle and less costs just to ignore their letters.

[zytno]

will answer few times and stop , i need to get ready for the court just in case,

Edited July 25, 2012 by zytno

[dx100uk]

SO YOU'VE GOT A COURT CLAIM?

 

dx

[zytno]

NO, Not yet , its just me. I like to get ready just in case , I am on my first refusal for now.

[Tony P]

You are falling into their trap - taking them far too seriously.

 

Ignore and move on with your life, directing your energies to more useful things.

[zytno]

yes i should

[Jamberson]

They claim we entered into contract - which we dont is that unlawful,

 

Usually that is correct. There is almost always a sign with terms and conditions.

 

they send claims of court cases which they do not submit at that stage - is that fake?

 

There's no "claim of a court case" - they threaten you with court. It's not illegal to threaten that and then not take it through.

 

I can't see you have anything which would get you and them into a court room.

[zytno]

Point taken

It just makes me so angry ( grrrrrrr), that they can do this to us, and our best defence is to ignore them

Edited July 25, 2012 by zytno

[Dublindel]

See Martin Coutts speech and 56 page report. That's the way to go

[Dublindel]

Sorry, Cutts

[zytno]

Thank you.

Will go through it and see what i could use

[afcwben]

Point taken

It just makes me so angry ( grrrrrrr), that they can do this to us, and our best defence is to ignore them

 

defend against what exactly? it is a speculative invoice highly unlikely will go to court, you will get a variety of letters with differenct sized and coloured fonts, just relax