Can someone help with my Dilemma?

[mrdoran]

What to do?

[nettyg]

wow lucky you - you get two offers when most people are waiting for one!!! lol

 

now what u are asking for is 'permission' to rob the bank - yeah i know, how tempting is that... but at the end of the day they'll catch up with you so........ be honest i'd say (that's only my opinion).

 

oh heck what a tuffy - after all the c**p they put us through, it seems like a prayer answered that you could give them a taste of their own medicine lol.

 

fraud, deception.. i dunno

netty:rolleyes:

[sharkie]

If you sign and send both back which one do you think they will deny receiving, the full one or the partial one.

 

 

Sharkie

[mrdoran]

It is a tough one

[mrdoran]

I just don't know!!!

[lucykirk2003]

it's a bit dodgy but I guess you could plead ignorance? I'm not brave enough to do anything like that though!

 

It happened to my mum, she had her own business. A large client paid an invoice twice £6000. She told them on so many occasions that they'd overpaid. They never claimed it back. She put it into a savings account and left it there for a couple of years. Then spent it!

 

Do what you think is right. But make sure you could pay it back if needed!

[HSBCrusher]

Hello Folks.

Although mrdoran has edited his/her posts what was being suggested is wrong, and is not supported in any way by CAG. You should claim back what you are owed, no more. If there is a mistake, they will catch up with you.

 

 

wow lucky you - you get two offers when most people are waiting for one!!! lol

 

now what u are asking for is 'permission' to rob the bank - yeah i know, how tempting is that... but at the end of the day they'll catch up with you so........ be honest i'd say (that's only my opinion).

 

oh heck what a tuffy - after all the c**p they put us through, it seems like a prayer answered that you could give them a taste of their own medicine lol.

 

fraud, deception.. i dunno

netty:rolleyes:

[mrdoran]

After having the day to think about this and as much as it would be lovely to have the extra money I will always be worried about spending it as i'm sure it will come back to bite me in the a** when I least expect it.

 

Looks like I will be holding my hands up on this one and contacting them in the morning. Still don't think they deserve it though...

[HSBCrusher]

After having the day to think about this and as much as it would be lovely to have the extra money I will always be worried about spending it as i'm sure it will come back to bite me in the a** when I least expect it.

 

Looks like I will be holding my hands up on this one and contacting them in the morning. Still don't think they deserve it though...

No, they do not.

But we are different.

Good decision. Great news on your win!

 

Crusher

[lateralus]

you showed us yours - i'll show you mine - never been told in public before - when i was doing my son's claim - it had dragged along - they offered, he accepted, money wasn't coming as quickly as he would have liked so he rang - they said the cheque was in the post (yeah, right!), he said that wasn't good enough and they put the money in his account that day! three days later - guess what came in the post - and it was unbelievably a handwritten cheque to him from some account - for all the world looked like something you'd write to the plummer - not like any bank cheque i've ever seen. well, we were tempted - especially to put in onto the managed loan (there seemed a certain poetic justice in that!), anyway, i pm'd two people on the site whom i trusted and the f-word was bandied about (starts with an f and ends with raud!). in the end, we kept it as a souvenir and do you know dear old colin, debs and anyone else - no one ever asked for it back! still have it (crossed off the signature so we wouldn't be tempted) would give it back if they asked - for a price!

i approve of your decision mr.d even though i got here too late to read the details.... i can guess. you'll get yours! (i believe in karma).