[Finance] Advice needed - non-provision of services

Harry Wilson's tackle

Harry Wilson's Tackle

NSC Patron

Oct 8, 2003

49,926

Faversham

• Jul 12, 2018

• #21

Badger said:

There's going to be an Ernest thread on this, isn't there?

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Not now you have suggested it.

(but back on again now I have poo poohed it)

 

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Sirnormangall

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Sep 21, 2017

2,967

• Jul 12, 2018

• #22

Bold Seagull said:

You don't really need any legal references, you need to write a letter stating the terms of your agreement i.e. refundable deposit on her cancellation, clearly set out when she notified you of cancelling, date of the party, then give your bank details and address and request payment within a reasonable period of time, say 14 days. State that if payment is not received within that time, you will make a claim via the Small Claims Court (an online application you can make yourself) and the fees for that will be added to the claim.

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Yes do this - cheap and quick ( and it feels good doing it!).

 

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maffew

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Dec 10, 2003

8,870

Worcester England

• Jul 12, 2018

• #23

Get her back Mr tourettes style tell her you will accept half the money back as a good will gesture and she would be silly to turn it down. Deck her house out in these and put an add on gumtree and the local paper on advertising her services with her details on and a picture of her work He who laughs last

 

jackanada

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Jul 19, 2011

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Brighton

• Jul 13, 2018

• #24

That's just twisted.

 

Justice

Dangerous Idiot

Jun 21, 2012

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Born In Shoreham

• Jul 13, 2018

• #25

I'm going to have to let you down slowly, you've been had.

 

The Sock of Poskett

The best is yet to come (spoiler alert)

Jun 12, 2009

2,802

• Jul 13, 2018

• #26

Pop culture, eh?