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  • captainham
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    Why would you have gone further seems the matter was settled?

    How long did it take from submitting a form and your £25?
    I read that as he'd have taken it further if they ignored the default and hadn't paid up.

    Fair play to OP, I'm a 'principle' sort of person myself so I applaud this type of thing even for such a relatively small amount.

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  • kingcook
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    Originally posted by mrcellophane View Post
    A very large agency deducted £250 from my invoice.
    What was their reason for deducting that amount of money? (i'll understand if you want to keep it vague)

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by mrcellophane View Post
    To cut a long story short. A very large agency deducted £250 from my invoice. So after giving up discussing it and sending letters, I went on Money Claim Online. Cost me £25 to file a claim. The agency ignored the forms and so I got judgement by default. I just checked my bank and there is a nice deposit of £275. I would have gone further, it was the principle of the thing. Next step would have been filing for a Third Part Debt which would have frozen their bank account. That might have upset all their contractors who wouldn't have got paid.
    Why would you have gone further seems the matter was settled?

    How long did it take from submitting a form and your £25?
    Last edited by northernladuk; 7 December 2012, 22:47.

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  • mrcellophane
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    Took an agency to court

    To cut a long story short. A very large agency deducted £250 from my invoice. So after giving up discussing it and sending letters, I went on Money Claim Online. Cost me £25 to file a claim. The agency ignored the forms and so I got judgement by default. I just checked my bank and there is a nice deposit of £275. I would have gone further, it was the principle of the thing. Next step would have been filing for a Third Part Debt which would have frozen their bank account. That might have upset all their contractors who wouldn't have got paid.
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