outside opinions please

[Colour Republic]

chase the T W A T S

 

[Dougs Third Go]

as above ^^^ To$$ers

 

[Olz]

Why should you be out of pocket, no doubt they don't want to go to court because there solicitors told them they'll lose.

Send a letter before action.


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[kilty55]

yes i agree ...first letter was basically pay us for a full refit or else....then a threatening phone call when i said lets go to court then and now a step backwards saying we dont want to go i will pursue it and let you know the outcome

 

[Pebbs]

Its a matter of principle, don't you dare back down, because if they do it to you and get away with it, they will do it to the next unsuspecting decent person. These people are nothing more than scum bag bullies, who truly believe they can do as they want, and scare the living daylights out of you.

And if you think you can't take anymore, remember this, you are not the one who has done anything wrong, never doubt that.

Lynn

 

[kilty55]

update on this guys n gals,letter received stating they do not want to go to court and want both parties to walk away...paying me 50 percent of my bill as invoiced through sub contractors

been nothing but hassle this i can either accept and move on or chase them down for the extra money ...think ill sleep on it for another fortnight to **** them off!

this has happened as my bill spiralled due to all the add ons and changes they made.....came to the point they were up **** creek financially and got the builder in from upstairs job who was clearly disgruntled i had nipped a job that he should have really priced and won to do it for cheaper


some very sad people around

 

[Dougs Third Go]

stuff 'em Jamie, hold out for at least 75% or at least enough to cover all your costs. 50% is their opening gambit, you'll get more so don't be tempted to take it.

 

[Colour Republic]

To avoid the hassle I'd tell them you'd settle for 3/4 of the bill but the offer is only for one week or you will take them to court for the full amount.

 

[kilty55]

i am tempted to take them for all of it...after all it was them who aproached a solicitor

 

[Colour Republic]

I completely agree but if they really are having trouble financially you may end up with sod all even if you get judgement.

id love to see you get it all though 😉