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Originally Posted by ZoMBiE
just a nice little note. i heard this on the radio so this is how it goes....
when a firm ask you to do something like prove the item was sent, they are asking you to do work for them. you should tell them that to send proof you will have to actually work, and therefore there will be a charge of £xxx for you to do this and yo will send them then bill and the proof.
On the bill state you are giving them15 days to pay, and remind them that if they dont pay, they must be broke and you will file for bankrupcy against them.
The vast majority of firms will pay. this also includes companies like NTL who have done things like this.
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Originally Posted by monkeybreath
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Works even better when the company has a tarrif of charges. It's very easy to do this, Like NTLs £50 call out charge, they have done the work as to priceing a reasonable cost for the work they are asking you to do.
Same with banks, they make an error on your account, look up what it would have cost if you made the same error.