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Arthurgray50@blu · 17-09-2016, 23:43

RC, you seriously thinking of leaving VM. Don't worry abut the Baailiffs. My son used to be one.
Bailiffs will only come to your door IF. VM took out a Court Order. And for that to happen, VM would send you loads of unwanted letters demaning money.

And if you got demanding letters from Debt Recovery Companies - which are a pain in the backsides. Siply tell them that you will sue them for Harrasent, asd they are not allowed to do that.

I have dealt with plenty of them.

Just cll VM, and say you are NOT happen. and they will simply cancel your contract.

As IF you owe them any money. IF, you have a written contract - which l would doubt very much. As we never had one.

They have broken there side, by failing to provide yoou with a good service. And that is in breach of the contract.

I have dealt with contracts before - l always read the small print.

IF, VM give you any further grief. Contact a Scottish newspaper,( I think its called RAW DEAL in the paper) as they have a legal eagle. And we used them before. And they were brilliant.

Trust that works. I certainly wouldn't worry.

Baillifs work in the early hours of the morning. My son started at 4am knocking on doors.

And you do not have to let them in.

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Arthurgray50@blu cf.mega poster Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 6,798	Re: Breaking your contract with VM. RC, you seriously thinking of leaving VM. Don't worry abut the Baailiffs. My son used to be one. Bailiffs will only come to your door IF. VM took out a Court Order. And for that to happen, VM would send you loads of unwanted letters demaning money. And if you got demanding letters from Debt Recovery Companies - which are a pain in the backsides. Siply tell them that you will sue them for Harrasent, asd they are not allowed to do that. I have dealt with plenty of them. Just cll VM, and say you are NOT happen. and they will simply cancel your contract. As IF you owe them any money. IF, you have a written contract - which l would doubt very much. As we never had one. They have broken there side, by failing to provide yoou with a good service. And that is in breach of the contract. I have dealt with contracts before - l always read the small print. IF, VM give you any further grief. Contact a Scottish newspaper,( I think its called RAW DEAL in the paper) as they have a legal eagle. And we used them before. And they were brilliant. Trust that works. I certainly wouldn't worry. Baillifs work in the early hours of the morning. My son started at 4am knocking on doors. And you do not have to let them in.