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it doesn't matter who the claimant was really for a CCJ's of this age. as for this arrows one, it might well be the only one to possibly keep paying on, but i'd certainly drop the OD one whereby the OC got the CCJ and a DCA bought the debt.
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By The GodMother · Posted
Morrison, well my local, only do first in books of 6 so l brought 2 books. All the stamps looked ok. But this is the only one which was rejected out of the 12. I dont know where it was classed as fake but l know it had to either be picked up at local sorting office, you pay online or put stamps on the card and post it back. -
By stones1229 · Posted
It is quite suprising that i received the letter from the investigator early this morning , only a week after my responding email.He is requesting the envidence of my leaving, I hope it could be solved after I provide documents to prove my leaving. evidence requirement.pdf -
By theberengersniper · Posted
As far as I'm aware, although these delivery drivers wear DPD branded clothing and drive DPD branded vehicles, they are not in fact employees of DPD, rather they're self-employed contractors. The reason I raise that distinction is it likely limits the clout DPD as a company has on the driver, leaving them unable (even if they were willing) to instruct the driver to deliver to you. In other words, if he says he refuses to deliver to your address, there's very little DPD as a company can actually do about it. By way of experiment, would it be possible to speak to your neighbour and arrange for a delivery to be made to their address? If DPD do deliver to your neighbour, and assuming you're not having multiple parcels a week delivered, maybe your neighbour would be prepared to act as recipient for you. Of course, I realise that should not be necessary, but I don't see how you can force the issue. I'm sure BankFodder or another regular will have something to say on the legality of their behaviour. I'd be interested to know if there's any legs in the argument that they've already accepted the delivery instruction at the point where the supplier arranged collection of the goods. So what is the legality of retrospectively backing out? -
The normal recourse for an upheld complaint with Royal Mail is to send the customer a book of First Class stamps as compensation
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