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By Elvis Romerez · Posted
Great, thanks for the support, here is my LOC: Evri/EVRi Parcelnet Ltd Capitol House 1 Capitol Close Morley LEEDS LS27 OWH Reference: Parcel ID: Received at EVRI at parcel shop: 10.11.2023 @14.06 Collected by EVRI from the parcel shop: 10.11.2023 @18.37 Dear Sir, I write to formally complain about the loss of my return sent via Evri and the lack of response to my request for help I have been leaving via the chat box and phone line about my undelivered mirror. I have lodged a claim via your protocol but received a response I completely disagree with. I have had no responses from my further communication where I told you via the chatbot I am not happy with the outcome of my claim and wish to make a formal complaint. The customer advisor said the package was damaged and destroyed. If the package is damaged, I’d like some photos to show the damage. I’d also like the item returned to me. If you have destroyed it, this is a wrongdoing (tort). It is a trespass to goods and is known in law as "Conversion". I am seeking full compensation for the financial loss of £74.99 to be paid to me, plus the interest of £0.016 a day, taken from the day I submitted the refund claim, which was 20.11.2023. As you have destroyed my property I will also be asking for compensation to claim some damages for the wrongdoing that I have suffered by being deprived of my rights of ownership. This is in line with Conversion contrary to the Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977. I am asking for the sum of £50 for the conversion. This brings the total amount owed to: £125.27 Yours Sincerely, -
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You don't need a solicitor. The small claims county court system is set up to encourage the non-use of solicitors. Plus dx100uk, honeybee, brassnecked, lookinforinfo, etc., have 16 years' experience on this site (and no doubt years more experience before) dealing with 12,000 of these cases, and their advice is far better than what you would get from a solicitor. -
Thank you for your comments, I am so relieved and happy that you have put the silver lining,to be honest I am not too worried about the CCJ as I am an older person and I won’t need a mortgage or credit, I am worried about bailiffs coming round and harassing myself or my wife.Thing is if I had done something wrong I would have paid straight away but to blatantly mislead you into giving them money for parking outside Starbucks then going to McDonald’s in the same car park is so so wrong.What made it worse is the fact that our friends in there car bought a coffee from Starbucks for my wife while we went to McDonald’s to get ours and there burger etc.What would I have to receive to have to worry about this matter.Thank you again for your reassurance 😊 -
+1 - recent or current although in the retarded stakes, Handcock takes some matching Painful, retarded, + worse?
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The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
This is generally speaking the problem with using PackLink who are domiciled in Spain and very conveniently out of reach of the British justice system.
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