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Originally Posted by Luquitas10
Guys, after reading this I'm a bit worried. I'll be leaving UK, maybe forever, in a couple of months, so I might be in the same situation than Tapps' friend.
I don't wanna have any hadeache in the future, so it seems my only option is to pay. Apart from the money they are asking for, which I think is a scam whether guilty or not, they also asks me to sign a form confessing something I didn't do it. What do you recommend???
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Have a read of these...
http://www.lawdit.co.uk/reading_room...le-sharing.htm
http://www.lawdit.co.uk/reading_room...fringement.htm
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Originally Posted by Tapps
Does anyone have any actual advice for my friend?
The judge would not set aside the default judgement and now he's being stung for 8k+. Lawdit is not free by the way and they were the guys my friend used.
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The Lawdit site clearly still says that they will give free advice over the phone. It also says they will also write a letter of response on your behalf for £50+VAT & deal with further correspondence for you.
Michael Coyle also still says on the Lawdit site "My advice if you have received a letter is to fight it. I will defend your case for free.".