MK5 Golf GTI
General => Random Chat => Topic started by: garrardrj on June 23, 2011, 09:20:58 am
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My Son ordered a pair of MK4 Golf Headlights from Essex Racing for £199 plus £10 in March 2010 and they have failed to supply the goods or return the money and we have taken them to small claims court. Our case has proceeded through to the stage where Bailiffs have called at their address and failed to gain access.
So what next?
There are added costs to the initial claim which are the £30 Court fee and £100 issue of warrant fee. Total £339. I will persue this matter until we get the money back. If it costs me thousands i will continue as this company has been ripping off the youngsters for years. They are still trading ! What have trading standards done?
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sorry to hear your having bad luck..you will have to go back to court again and trey again but each time its costing you,which you can try and claim back of the company
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Winding up petition \ sell debt to the nastiest debt collection agency you can find.
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Hi Buddy
Contact a guy on R32OC.com called DazM, he's not a gangster he's in the aforementioned collection business and will be able to provide some friendly lawful advice
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If he's the guy I saw on R32OC stand at leeds VW show a year or 2 ago I wouldnt want to owe him money :scared:
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if he was stood near his golf r32 super charged (silver) that will be him Mike
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and my cars a SILVER ED30 so were just like best mates already :happy2:
Thanks for the replies so far...... I have to keep it lawful in my game aswell :innocent:
If i didn't i would not have posted the question in the first place :innocent:
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If he's the guy I saw on R32OC stand at leeds VW show a year or 2 ago I wouldnt want to owe him money :scared:
He's a pussy cat really :pomppomp:
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I am sure the Bailiffs should return until they have exhausted all options. Do they have a shop/office thats open to the public?
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You can get the building up on google earth and looks like there is access up the front. Bailiffs can be really good or waste of space in my experience. The ones employed by the courts generally are poor. They don't genrally like difficult work :wink:
Courts have to notify the person/company they are calling on before they come aswell , stupid TO TELL THEM YOU'RE COMING !
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don't go here ! unless you can get our money back that is :happy2:
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Get the court to issue a CCJ (County Court Judgement) This makes things a litle more difficult for them trading wise, plus what ever the costs, you'll get it all back...when they finally cough...good luck. :happy2:
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If you've gone this far it maes sense to see it through and recover the costs off them. Bunch of Tw*ts eh.
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Hi Richard
How did you pay for the headlights?
Did they appear at the SCC?
Ed
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He paid by DEBIT card unfortunately. They never have acknowledged any court papers or appeared at court etc. Can you issue CCJ against a Ltd Company?
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That's the biggest F*ck up in this country!!!! You go and pay for something with your debit card (cause u actually have the funds) and get F*cked over cause you're not using a credit card!!! People using the credit card should be the ones at risk, not the people that actually have the funds in the 1st place :stupid: :fighting: :fighting:
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If you are a director of a small business which receives a county court judgement (CCJ) you may be affected personally even if your company is limited.
If a business owes money which it is unable or unwilling to pay, the creditor will normally apply to the court for a county court judgement. A CCJ can not in itself force the company to pay what is owed. However, it will be recorded on a limited company's credit file. This record may make future borrowing more difficult. In addition, the CCJ may pave the way for the creditor to start a winding up action. :happy2: