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i have shrunk the uploads earlier as they exceeded in total your upload limit try now in pdf. BTW: the file a few posts up renamed burlington comms is very damning for them they knew they had done wrong having just read it. now this subject needs addressing and sorting. where has all your available income been going for the last 12mts...why has this debt not been paid and why did you resort to even taking out an LBL in 1st place..usually its as a result of shear desperation and financial mismanagement as you could not get money elsewhere ...why ? this debt is a priority ...2nd to everything other that what keeps a roof over your head like mortgage , rent. CTAX. gas/electric. mobile phone/sky/broadband/credit cards/OD's/catalogue debts or accounts and anything else you payout for needs to be either cancelled or dropped to <£5PCM..they can't do anything to your roof or your car. spill the beans..why were you in such a whole in 2018 that you ever had to goto these sharks and expose yourself to this grief.. -
For general info, I have a Life Fitness treadmill which has been in my garage for the past two years. It cost around £2k so in the same ball park as yours. It was installed for us by professionals and there was no hint that it is an unsuitable environment - because it isn’t. The gym I use (when I can) is even less salubrious than most garages, think bare aircraft hangar rather than carpets and smoothie bars. It is not heated. It has a range of top end cardio equipment all working just fine. -
i'd be sending them an sar get all the details and see if his bank has proof of BT cancelling the DD too. then p'haps we can make a complaint...... £800/12 is about £67pcm - thats an expensive deal if this is for BB only and not phone as well & at what speed - i'd expect >70MPS for that deal...was it.? the issue here is if it is for phone as well BT won't release the line till the debt is cleared if he wanted & should switch - to say vodafone at <£30PCM for the same deal.
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Am I able to upload it like the earlier ones today? It seems to be easiest way for me to do it on my fone -
nothing to do with any warranty or guarantee nor T&C's. and nothing to do with where you kept nor used it. under the Consumer rights act you are entitled for upto 6yrs to have an item that is fit for purpose. your item has failed within 6mts so under the CRA it is the retailer responsibility to inspect it and have ONE chance to repair it .. no quibble. sadly as you purchased the item through paypal with your credit card i don't think you have any rights that way under section 75 of the consumer rights act. @BankFodder will be around AM to help with how to move you forward possibly by a formal letter but safe to say Sweatband.com are taking you for a fool.
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