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AA inspection report didnt look good, report clearly said dnt buy the car until all issues are fixed but he refused to fix, now i have ccj so that stage is all over, its all about forcing the refund now .
so now he is director of 2 more companies and he gets away with this ? simple as that? this system is unfair and sucks:/
strange world .Last edited by calacik; 14 August 2012, 18:27.Comment
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He operates a LIMITED company, limited means limited liability. The problem you have is a direct result of that. He is actually entitled to operate as many companies as he likes, as we all are. In law, you can assign the benefit of a debt but not the burden i.e the recovery people are on the right lines when they say they may not be able to transfer the debt - they actually won't be able to.Originally posted by calacik View PostAA inspection report didnt look good, report clearly said dnt buy the car until all issues are fixed but he refused to fix, now i have ccj so that stage is all over, its all about forcing the refund now .
so now he is director of 2 more companies and he gets away with this ? simple as that? this system is unfair and sucks:/
strange world .
When you paid the deposit, was 'non-refundable' mentioned in the small print? It often is.Comment
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I know I was following your point.Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostI didn't.Rule Number 1 - Assuming that you have a valid contract in place always try to get your poo onto your timesheet, provided that the timesheet is valid for your current contract and covers the period of time that you are billing for.
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Originally posted by calacik View PostAA inspection report didnt look good, report clearly said dnt buy the car until all issues are fixed but he refused to fix, now i have ccj so that stage is all over, its all about forcing the refund now .
so now he is director of 2 more companies and he gets away with this ? simple as that? this system is unfair and sucks:/
strange world .
Probably preaching to the already converted here!!
In future get it inspected before paying the deposit. If they won't allow it then perhaps they are trying to hide something and best to walk away.Rule Number 1 - Assuming that you have a valid contract in place always try to get your poo onto your timesheet, provided that the timesheet is valid for your current contract and covers the period of time that you are billing for.
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Those are the only two options.Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostYou have two options imo.
Continue to throw good money after bad or write the loss off.
You can go back to the court but it will cost more, some of which is theoretically recoverable, but only if the CCJ is paid (and it doesn't sound like it will be).Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostIm not sure if you can go back to court and get the costs of trying to get the money off this guy but either way, you'll have to spend more money in an effort to get him to cough up.
If the Debt Collector charged in advance for collection shyster is probably a fair assessment! But the problem with Bailiffs is they are civil servants, they get paid the same wage irrespective of how effective they are. Plus if they fail you just get another bill!Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostCouldnt you have got the baliffs in instead of this debt recovery people who seem almost as big a shysters as the dealer?
Agreed. The Police will see a withheld deposit as a civil matter, they wont see vandalism in the same light.Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostI wouldnt take matter into your own hands if I was you ie nitromoors, crashing cars etc. That'll just get you in lumber.
OP in all honestly the Director behind the company is probably well versed in how to dodge payment. Chances are the Ltd company you have a Judgment against will soon be struck off and even if it isn't we doubt it will hold any saleable assets.
Despite what you may have been told making a director personally liable for the debts of a limited company, whilst legally possible, is an extremely rare occurrence.Comment
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Oh grow up! Car dealers have to deal with whiners like you every day.Originally posted by calacik View Postso now he is director of 2 more companies and he gets away with this ? simple as that? this system is unfair and sucks:/
strange world .
The fact that you're also out of pocket for the AA report cheers me up no end
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No better still find old cans of creosote that stuff seeps into the panels and never ever comes out you will write the whole forecourt off with a pain brush and some choice words written on the cars ...Originally posted by ChrisPackit View PostThe solution is simple. Write the debt off. Go and buy a £10 can of Nitromors, and pay his car lot a visit out of office hours.
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He'll be insured, what's the point?Originally posted by bobspud View PostNo better still find old cans of creosote that stuff seeps into the panels and never ever comes out you will write the whole forecourt off with a pain brush and some choice words written on the cars ...
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