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Re: Statutory demand, DCA or LBA?
Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Post
Or ask for 50% up front and rest at completion before giving any access. Works for us - in fact it's great (for us) cos then you kinda get paid twice in the space of a couple of weeks
It was an ongoing contract, a monthly fee for ongoing work which he agreed to, when he failed to pay I contacted him and he said he was unwell, then in hospital, then abroad, each time promising he was a man of his word and would pay money "rightfully due to you" when he returned, because his first two payments were late by 4 weeks we assumed he was going to pay, then another month was due and his excuses (all lies, we live near him and could see he wasn't abroad or sick) kept on coming, it was then that I decided to Google his name one Sunday morning in bed. I woke hubby up by saying "Oh no.... oh my goodness" when I read the £300k rip off.... and then I found more and more.
I kept emailing the guy asking when payment would be made.
Suddenly he emailed us back saying he withdrew his request for us to do work for him. No mention pf paying for the two months he owed. He is also telling people we are rubbish, he didn't like the website etc etc.
He even had the gall (I think I said above) to call our son and offer him work... lol... he's an asshat!
So anyway, we do ask for 50% up front when we do one off jobs, and we ask for payment in advance for ongoing work. But this geriatric conman managed to beguile us .. like Kaa..... Never again though. New methods in place, I just need to get hubby to forget about the geriatric asshat.
https://youtu.be/F1ILPl5FQaM
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Re: Statutory demand, DCA or LBA?
Originally posted by PlanB View PostIt's okay Patch it isn't a link - I only did a C & P of a couple of lines from the paper. Nothing's identifiable.
You're safe.
Plan B x
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Re: Statutory demand, DCA or LBA?
Originally posted by patchouli View Postthat quote leads to his name which could lead to identifying us... can it be removed?
You're safe.
Plan B x
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Re: Statutory demand, DCA or LBA?
Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View Postthere is no such thing as no win no fee for £500. Sorry - hubby is wrong.
I guarantee that he was not told that. It's not possible and NO solicitor worth it's salt would say that - over £500. Trust me.
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Re: Statutory demand, DCA or LBA?
Also, that quote leads to his name which could lead to identifying us... can it be removed? :-)
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Re: Statutory demand, DCA or LBA?
Originally posted by PlanB View PostPatch and I have turned detective and tracked him down. He was living only streets away from me.
Alas he's in custody awaiting trial so I would think a LBA will be the least of his worries
You might as well save the stamp.
Plan B x
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Re: Statutory demand, DCA or LBA?
Originally posted by PlanB View Post
You might as well save the stamp
Plan B x
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Patch and I have turned detective and tracked him down. He was living only streets away from me.
Alas he's in custody awaiting trial so I would think a LBA will be the least of his worries
You might as well save the stamp.
Plan B xLast edited by PlanB; 29 October 2015, 18:48. Reason: newspaper quote removed to protect the innocent :)
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Re: Statutory demand, DCA or LBA?
Originally posted by patchouli View PostAs you can see from the PM I sent you both (Niddy & PlanB) I doubt we'd get our money anyway. Hubby has found a no win no fee DCA he insists on using. He says he doesn't want him to get away with yet another fraud. HOW has he got away with so many!! Makes me sick.
Him not paying us has caused us severe financial difficulty, last month we had to borrow money from my Mother to buy food for goodness sake.. I'm so cross with this guy!
I guarantee that he was not told that. It's not possible and NO solicitor worth it's salt would say that - over £500. Trust me.
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Re: Statutory demand, DCA or LBA?
As you can see from the PM I sent you both (Niddy & PlanB) I doubt we'd get our money anyway. Hubby has found a no win no fee DCA he insists on using. He says he doesn't want him to get away with yet another fraud. HOW has he got away with so many!! Makes me sick.
Him not paying us has caused us severe financial difficulty, last month we had to borrow money from my Mother to buy food for goodness sake.. I'm so cross with this guy!
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I cant see anything on-line about any sentencing.. only that he was in court this year.... his name makes Google spew out all sorts about him... such a liar.
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