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awcs

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debt collecting
« on: September 05, 2011, 07:57:26 pm »
there was a post on here a while back about a firm sending out letters to bad payers.
does anyone know or used firm if so what was there number or web site, got a big job and not been paid for six months.
I dont clean the windows any more because of bad payment have got all invoices etc thought I would try letter before small claims

lyndy

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Re: debt collecting
« Reply #1 on: September 06, 2011, 02:57:31 pm »
Harvey ingram

Pope vader

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Re: debt collecting
« Reply #2 on: September 06, 2011, 03:00:21 pm »
dont bother with them letters just go straight to court  fir a ccj,  business will drag letters out for months  a court wont let them

C-Thru.

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Re: debt collecting
« Reply #3 on: September 06, 2011, 03:22:07 pm »
Must disagree with above post, sorry mate,
You MUST do the letters first! Calls and emails too! keep a record of all contact with company!
You must (if it ends up in court) be able to prove that you have tried every avenue open to you to 'reasonably' recover this debt.
This will go massively in your favour in court.

I'm in the process right now... just awaiting the courts judgement any day now.
I am suing a company that owed me £1500, by the time you add interest & compensation plus compo for other stuff their final court amount is £2600.
You have to sue sometimes, think of the loss of earnings for a start! This contract was worth £3600 per year now its gone!
Go for as much as you possibly can, don't let the numptys get away with it EVER!

If you need any help PM me and we can chat, happy to tell you all my experience with what I'm going through.

PS It does take ages, patience really is a virtue with Court proceedings.

Goochie
www.cthruwindows.co.uk