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  • PlanB
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    Originally posted by Flossy View Post

    ... Then, I will do this stupid sofa. I want to get it out of the house now as I have had to put it in the garage as it comes in 3 parts.. I have one part in the lounge (or it would look bare) and the others in the garage.. I cant sit on the sofa I use my chair in there and that it...
    One for each of your dogs and a spare for when your Mum comes round

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  • Flossy
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    Originally posted by PlanB View Post
    It's only common sense for Creation to arrange for this eyesore to be taken away at some point because they've offered to recover the thing. Unless they plan to send an army of elves to sit in your front room while they stitch it back together
    You may joke about that but I think thats what they are planning!

    It was SCS that wanted to re cover and then Creation said I need to pay for the sofa as I had not let them do this. The truth is that the SCS man turned up without the parts to do this and also said he couldn't do this in an hour which was the slot he had been given.
    He then went back to SCS and said that I was in the middle of a 'dispute' hence I wouldn't let him touch the sofa! I made him write on the sheet he brought that he had not been allocated the correct time scale and he has obviously added to that so that he wouldn't get a bollocking off SCS for not doing the job!

    Anyway, I will just check my UE DIARY as I have had 2 CCA's back today... Then, I will do this stupid sofa. I want to get it out of the house now as I have had to put it in the garage as it comes in 3 parts.. I have one part in the lounge (or it would look bare) and the others in the garage.. I cant sit on the sofa I use my chair in there and that it...

    I am waffling now....

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  • PlanB
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    It's only common sense for Creation to arrange for this eyesore to be taken away at some point because they've offered to recover the thing. Unless they plan to send an army of elves to sit in your front room while they stitch it back together

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  • Flossy
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    Thanks PlanB.

    I completely forgot where I was up to with this! I forget things especially when I have been ill and the medications. Then I go on to something else and forget.. At least my name is right being "Dizzy Blonde" :-)

    I will get a letter done soon with everything and get my carer to post it for me. I am always off line between 2-5 with my carer so, will try and put your PM and Pauls quote together later.

    Thanks PlanB x

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  • PlanB
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    Morning.
    I've re-sent you my PM with the outline of a letter to send to Creation by email which is quicker (since you've missed their deadline) and send a copy by post recorded delivery when your carer next shows up. You should threaten them with Trading Standards (not FOS) for a breach of the Sale of Goods Act due to the sofa being both faulty and not the one your originally ordered. Also say that you have taken *advice* on the matter and then add the contents of Paul's post #77 where I've said "add Paul's quote" which is about s.75 of the CCA making the creditor Creation jointly liable for this fiasco. Cut & paste the highlighted bit if I were you because that's quicker than typing it all out again and you're not well. It's good to quote the law because it makes creditors think we know what we're talking about even when we don't but at least Paul does The object of the exercise is to get that damn sofa off the premises and to make Creation take responsibility for their legal duty to deal with this complaint

    Also put in a call to your local council Trading Standards' officer and tell them that you have previously reported this company and they've done nothing Ask to speak to the Manager and request a copy of the council's Complaints Handling Procedure because you wish to report his department. Tell them you have obtained legal advice and you've been told that Scumbag Sofas (a trader) is in breach of the Sale of Goods Act (don't be fobbed off with any suggestion of a 12 month limit because that doesn't exist!) and Creation (jointly liable) won't comply with s.75 CCA . But if Trading Standards would like to 'reconsider their position' and take your complaint seriously then you're willing to give them that opportunity before you'll be forced to refer them to the Local Authority Ombudsman . . . You can also offer to email Trading Standards a copy of your letter to Creation so that they can see the law for themselves just in case they've forgotten how to do their job properly

    Have a nice day
    Last edited by PlanB; 12 June 2012, 11:41. Reason: general tidy-up

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  • Flossy
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    UPDATE - CREATION

    Since I last spoke about the damn sofa I have not done anything nor responded to Creation!

    I know I probably should have even just to acknowledge their letter and to say that I was far too ill at the time to be dealing with this problem and that I was either going to ask them to remove (as suggested above) the sofa within 7 days before I contact the FOS. Or that I was too ill at the time and this would have to be dealt with at a later date? Or that I would allow them to send someone out to inspect the sofa and arranged a time and date of when it was convenient for me and not them!?

    As its now been left I feel that I should at least respond now with a letter. I am a bit unsure as to what to do but, like PlanB has pointed out that the longer I have the sofa the more they are likely to say that this is just general ware and tare! Either way I want rid of the sofa and while I wait to for answers on my UE diary of what I am sending where I can be dealing with this with a simple letter.

    I wonder what Paul thinks? If you are around Paul can you give me an idea of the best way forward please? Also PlanB and I have spoken about this and has helped me a great deal. I hope PlanB is okay and not feeling to poorly.

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  • Flossy
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
    TA?

    One might suppose that such a threat could have remarkable results, as their 'minds' would certainly be better focussed by the involvement of the Territorial Army.
    Ive missed you CC ...

    I did wonder about the TA but, as you say they actually would have their minds more focussed and they would be in a very fit condition to carry the sofa out of my home back to SCS!!!

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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    Originally posted by PlanB View Post
    The TS referred you to Consumer Direct so you could establish your legal rights. Well now you know your legal rights thanks to Paul. So you could go back to TS and get them to do their job properly Maybe telling the sofa scumbags that you've reported them to TA will help focus their minds.
    TA?

    One might suppose that such a threat could have remarkable results, as their 'minds' would certainly be better focussed by the involvement of the Territorial Army.

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  • Flossy
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    Re: Flossy UE Diary & YB Hassle

    Originally posted by PlanB View Post
    So sorry to hear you're having such a bad time

    I'll call you at home tomorrow after 11 am That's a promise.
    Thanks PlanB. Really appreciate it... x

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  • PlanB
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    Re: Flossy UE Diary & YB Hassle

    Originally posted by Flossy View Post
    Hi PlanB,

    I would appreciate any help at the moment as I am really unwell.
    So sorry to hear you're having such a bad time

    I'll call you at home tomorrow after 11 am That's a promise.

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  • Flossy
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    Re: Flossy UE Diary & YB Hassle

    Originally posted by PlanB View Post
    Flossy. I've spotted a deadline here. I know you are way too poorly to deal with this annoying problem, but if you don't have the strength to email these lowlife folk along the lines I PMd to you then maybe you should take them up on their offer to refer the whole sorry story to the FOS. I can help you do that

    I still think it would be a good idea to tell them to collect the sofa and cancel your loan within seven working days or you'll report them to Trading Standards for breaches of the Sale of Goods Act. If they take it away then they have all the time in the world to inspect it but it won't be cluttering up your house in the meantime. I worry that the longer it's on the premises they could argue any 'defects' were caused by general wear and tear.
    Hi PlanB,

    I would appreciate any help at the moment as I am really unwell.

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  • PlanB
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    Re: Flossy UE Diary & YB Hassle

    Originally posted by Flossy View Post
    OK... Next UPDATE CREATION / SCS (This is for MisterMiss)


    Received a letter from Creation today saying:

    Dear XXXXXXX,



    In view of the above and to bring the matter to a satisfactory conclusion, I am prepared to instruct Homeserve to inspect the goods at not cost to you. If you accept this offer, please contact me at the earliest opportunity but no later than 22 May 2012. However if I do not hear from you by the 30 May 2012, I will have to assume you no longer wish to pursue the complaint, and the hold on the account will be removed.

    I trust the above is in order. However if I can assist further do not hesitate to contact me on the address below, telephone: XXX or email XXX . Alternatively, you have the option to refer your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service ........
    Flossy. I've spotted a deadline here. I know you are way too poorly to deal with this annoying problem, but if you don't have the strength to email these lowlife folk along the lines I PMd to you then maybe you should take them up on their offer to refer the whole sorry story to the FOS. I can help you do that

    I still think it would be a good idea to tell them to collect the sofa and cancel your loan within seven working days or you'll report them to Trading Standards for breaches of the Sale of Goods Act. If they take it away then they have all the time in the world to inspect it but it won't be cluttering up your house in the meantime. I worry that the longer it's on the premises they could argue any 'defects' were caused by general wear and tear.
    Last edited by PlanB; 31 May 2012, 07:32. Reason: added something

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  • Flossy
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    Originally posted by PlanB View Post
    Have you got that in writing ? There's no harm in getting Creation to also agree it's faulty after their inspection so you've got them both boxed into a corner

    Now stop worrying and get a good night's sleep
    Cant sleep as cant lie down.... But, good night and I will go and get in my chair. Hope you get some sleep and you feel a bit better tomorrow x

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  • Flossy
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    Originally posted by PlanB View Post
    So they came to your home and got you to enter into a finance agreement for goods you hadn't even seen I presume they came to your home because you made it plain to them that you were too ill to go into the store. This whole thing stinks
    I was very poorly at the time and I had not been able to go anywhere. I had just had major back surgery and my tumours removed. Was in hospital most of the time and had to fit in when I was home...

    I had my back cut all up my back and my stomach from the tumours, etc. Was in a very sorry state...

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  • PlanB
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    Re: SCS & Creation Loan

    Originally posted by Flossy View Post
    SCS has already inspected the sofa twice and agreed it is faulty but insist it should be re covered!
    Have you got that in writing ? There's no harm in getting Creation to also agree it's faulty after their inspection so you've got them both boxed into a corner

    Now stop worrying and get a good night's sleep

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