Ok thanks all, I’ll let you know how I get on ,

Hi thanks, that’s more like language I understand I can’t open the above file

Hi , thank you all for your replies, if it were a simple uk claim I’d have no problems but I can’t get my head around the Scottish claim scenario, and reading any information on it I think you need to be a barrister to understand it

Good morning, it’s all now looking a bit complicated now, I will probably have to instruct a solicitor and if that’s the case it’s hardly worth bringing a claim

Good evening everyone, been a while since I’ve posted, finding it a bit difficult to navigate the site, I’m currently experiencing problems with Scottish power regarding a balance refund of all most £1500 , this complaint has been going on now for almost 2 years, I’ve been through the whole complaint process with SP to no avail I went to the ombudsman who eventually found in my favour, SP hasn’t implemented the ombudsman’s decision in the time frame given plus 14 days, I now need to start a small claims against SP , my concern is making a claim from England to a Scottish based company, is there any thing I need to do differently and an address to send a letter before claim would be good or is it their head office in Glasgow, Thanks

Thanks for that HB looks very nice , but so do most loan shark websites, has anybody had any experience with them being a mortgage provider. Also I am about to try and reclaim my charges back from GE , where do I stand now?

Hi , I'm in the same situation got a letter from ge telling me my mortgage was being transferred to engage credit, only gave me 5 days notice. Never heard of them, who the hell are they and can they be as bad as ge any info would be great .Thanks

Hi,hope you haven't paid the full balance on his fitting fee.As a fitter myself and been in the trade 25 years ,the finish looks very amateur,even reading the quote,not much detail in that.make a remedial list of everything you want putting right,at his expense,and don't pay anymore money to him as he looks like a cowboy and with ill fitted bathrooms the real problems don't start showing for a while.good luck

Yes i know what your going through but once your in the system you will soon get sorted.My children are all clear at the moment,all girls below the age of 25.Have only had one girl in the family diagnosed,(my niece)and we do have a lot of girls in the immediate family,very rare in females

Hi noelgion ,look on the positive side,at least you know you have it and can do something about it,far better than not knowing and later having condition's that could well be irreversible.If this is the only health problem i have to deal with in my lifetime i will be happy with that.You can and I am sure you will lead a normal life with it.don't let it worry you or your family,its no big deal,just a bit of a nuisance

Your welcome.feel free to ask anything your not sure about,probably more clued up on it than your GP ,certainly am mine

Hi nolegion here are a few facts on the condition.when you have high levels of iron in your body you will know about it some of the symptoms will be yellowing of the skin aching joints extreme tiredness and you may get blisters on the hands and feet a generally feeling unwell.how my consultant best described it to me was,if put a nail in a bucket of water and leave it ,what happens to the nail,it rusts' and corrodes.this is what happens to your internal organs the condition damages you inside out .am i right in thinking that like myself your no spring chicken,me 51,if so i should of thought you may have shown some symptoms by now if you haven't maybe your clear.i was diagnosed at the age of 20 and for 20 years i was having one,sometimes 2 pints' of blood a week taken.over time more was learnt about the condition so sensible eating an no alcohol was put into practice and now i haven't blood taken for 5 years so its not all doom and gloom i get tested every 6 months so far so good .hope this helps,good luck

Hi again.first of all its the blood test if suspected haemochromatosis its then into hospital for a liver biopsy to show the level of the iron in the liver,not pleasant,if the levels are high they will take units of blood until levels drop ,can take a while.it was unusual to find in females as the iron was lost in the monthly period but only last month my niece was diagnosed.throughout the years most of the males in our family have died prematurely,before the age of 60,heart problems and cancer of internal organs but it wasn't until the last 20 years that we found out what this condition can do to you.but now we know it can be controlled by eating a low iron diet and most importantly no alcohol as this can lead to irreversible liver damage.there's alot more information i can pass on but is getting late now got to get up early if you want,tomorrow i will give you a bit more info.

hi.l have had this condition for a number of years and all my siblings.so if you need to know anything about this condition I can tell you my experience with it.if not controlled it can be a silent killer

Well i thought it was brilliant,i don't live a million miles away from there and worked in the area a few times .what i admired was the great community spirit they all shared.helping friends and neighbours out.i live in a affluent area and you certainly wouldn't get that sort friendly help off my snotty neighbours.p.s. its just had a mention on Central news.good luck to them