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I have deleted but as previously said this is basically responding with common sense. It's not my intention to upset the apple cart on here, just share the issue and get opinion on what is a very concerning topic.
Thank you
I too have received a 5% settlement offer via etc Tax and am in a state of flux as to what to do. It sticks in my throat to even consider paying these people but on the flip side, if I don't and they come after the full amount I'm not sure what that would do to me.
I've already 'weighed out'...
Just to be clear MattWills, at no time have I thought you were using this platform to generate money and appreciated the advice you shared when this first came to light.
Thanks
Thank you eek, I appreciate this.
As I think I've said before on here, I don't profess to have the knowledge that some people such as Matt Wills and Webberg have on this subject and I find me trawling through page after page of comment and counter comment. Prior to reading your post I had...
Because a couple of people on here who appeared to be talking sense had advised to do so.
Thanks for that 'big mistake' comment Brillo, that makes me feel a whole lot better.......not
Yes, I came home last night to another letter dated 17th Feb demanding payment by 28th February - this one was offering the option of monthly payments.
I disputed the first one by email
This whole thing is making me feel ill
For what it's worth, I have replied to the letter and have disputed the claim using the email address supplied. Has anybody else on here who has disputed their claim received an acknowledgement?
@MattWills78 - thank you for your posts on this subject.
I like many on here came home yesterday to a letter which when I opened and read made me feel sick to the stomach. Having previously settled with HMRC, which required additional borrowing, to then be faced with a demand for another large...