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Images from earlier post mcd.pdf
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If it is the McD's at the Tesco on High Rd Leytonstone, are you really gonna tell the court you didn't see any right turn prohibitions ? And yes, the van in the picture is preparing to turn right. If you look closely his right indicator bulb is lit.
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Less than 30 seconds on their website leads you to this page: https://www.espares.co.uk/aboutdelivery Dont always trust the delivery options given at checkout, always look at the bottom of the homepage for a 'delivery' link and read it!
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There aren't 30 working days in a month. Should have divided by 4.3333 to get weeks then divided by 5 (or the number of days normally worked in a week) to get a daily rate.
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Another negative PayPal balance thread. Please help.
CrappoMan replied to Namjeff731's topic in Online Stores
PayPal will most likely refund the buyers, as buyers have more protection through PayPal, hence your negative balance. If the buyers are refunded then they wouldn't have a reason or standing to take you to court as they would have no loss. My case involved just over £2k and I've heard nothing for the last 4 years. -
Another negative PayPal balance thread. Please help.
CrappoMan replied to Namjeff731's topic in Online Stores
You can remove the Direct Debit from your bank account.Do it NOW before PayPal take the money. If you have online banking it is very easy to cancel a DD. If you have linked your PayPal account to a bank card, get in touch with your bank and TELL them to revoke the CPA, and record the call (very important) as they may try to wriggle out of it. To answer your question, no, PayPal don't do court. You will get 6 or so DCA letters, which you can safely ignore. I speak from experience. -
Actually, yes, that is exactly what you should have done. Along with calculating your ACTUAL usage and paying that amount to them yourself, either on the phone or through their website. As they haven't taken a payment for ~4 months, you should have that money to pay them. Then, no debt = no DD increase! The poor level of service isn't exclusive to nPower, they are all the same.
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Looking at the diagram, as you had to cross two lanes of traffic to get infront of the officer, depending on your speed, it could be likely that if you crossed the line on amber, his lights would be showing green by the time you appeared infront of him. In other words, did the officer take into account the distance and travel time between the lights?
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As you have your money and haven't suffered a loss, you can't really do anything about people like that. That is why you ALWAYS withdraw your paypal money before sending goods. Unfortunately, the police are right. The signature is your protection if a buyer decides to sue you, claiming that they didn't receive their goods. Mobile phones are a prime target for dodgy buyers. I would never post a phone, always have the buyer collect. Just put it down to experience and move on.
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Do you really need the PayPal account ? If not, just forget about it and ignore any letters/emails. PayPal will persist for a while, but they don't do court. Don't forget to de-approve your paypal direct debit with your bank. If you really need another PayPal account, just use a different card/bank account, a slightly different name and a different address. You can add your current name/address as a delivery address, which after a successful delivery will be 'confirmed'.
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You could drive your car to and from it's MOT, but couldn't drive it 10 yards onto your own driveway! You knew the rules, as evidenced by you SORN'ing and insuring the vehicle.
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Motorway temp speed limit - unclear photgraphs
CrappoMan replied to dahliayellow's topic in Speeding and Motoring Offences
An Average Speed Check is just that, you must maintain an average speed not above the posted limit until you are told otherwise, i.e: by a NSL sign or other speed limit sign. You are within your rights to travel at upto 70mph, not withstanding other speed limits or cameras in force, but you must ensure your average over the measured distance is not above the posted average limit. -
Even GM requires a fair disciplinary procedure should be followed (suspension/investigation/disciplinary meeting). There are very few exceptions to this rule, usually involving a threat to people/property, and even then the ET may not find it automatically a fair dismissal.
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If the OP has been employed for 3 years, their employer shouldn't instantly dismiss for any reason, they should use the procedures laid down in the ACAS code of practice on Disciplinary & Grievance Procedures, or they may find that an Employment Tribunal will deem the dismissal as unfair. Even paying PILON doesn't excuse the employer from following the 'ACAS code', they should follow a proper disciplinary procedure. If the OP wants to take this further, they may need proper legal advice on their options.
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Trying to collect judgement but bailiffs unsuccesful
CrappoMan replied to randm's topic in General Legal Issues
A lot of phones use Corning Gorilla Glass, which is actual GLASS, so yes, millions of items are sent every year that contain glass. Some phones even have a glass front and a glass back. -
Police won't reimburse for wrongly impounded car
CrappoMan replied to Atez's topic in General Legal Issues
After reading the Pryor v Greater Manchester Police Case, I think the most important phrase in that case is: That means that unless the certificate actually states that the third party vehicle must have its own insurance, then the insurer can't add that as a condition later, and the police can't use it as a reason to seize a vehicle. -
It's all well and good as long as the change is reasonable. I would say that 4 weeks notice is reasonable and is in line with accepted standards. 4 TERM TIME weeks notice however is not reasonable, as this could be as upto 10 weeks. The school can still recruit during any holiday time so 4 calendar weeks should be enough.
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The invoice would not prove that genuine parts were used. It is just an excuse to weedle out of paying for the warranty repair. The ONLY way to prove genuine parts were used is to have Vauxhall check the parts as they are removed from the engine whilst performing the warranty repair. If genuine parts are found, the warranty is intact. If non-genuine parts are found, you have a claim against the servicing garage.
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Gave wrong bank details for payment
CrappoMan replied to schwepppes33's topic in General Consumer Issues
Look here: http://www.fasterpayments.org.uk/consumers/what-happens-if-i-have-sent-payment-wrong-place -
Possible snap by HADECS 3 camera
CrappoMan replied to JM123's topic in Speeding and Motoring Offences
A simple google search would have shown you the answer: So, as the underlined portions say, if you saw the flash infront of you, it was monitoring the opposing carriageway. -
If it is a brand new car then some things will be covered under the manufacturers warranty, especially the seatbelt issue.
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Company wants copy of passport after 10 years
CrappoMan replied to Jules79's topic in Employment and minimum wage problems
Yep, the last link I re-posted shows as lowercase, but the link behind it is uppercase, and most webservers are case-sensitive. -
Company wants copy of passport after 10 years
CrappoMan replied to Jules79's topic in Employment and minimum wage problems
Sorry, the link changed after posting for some reason. The last 3 letters should be 'pdf' in lowercase. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/378926/employers_right_to_work_checklist_november_2014.pdf This is the form I use at work. -
Company wants copy of passport after 10 years
CrappoMan replied to Jules79's topic in Employment and minimum wage problems
The list of acceptable documents is here: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/378926/employers_right_to_work_checklist_november_2014.pdf It isn't limited to just Passport or BC+NI, there are lots of other combinations but those 2 are the easiest and most popular for UK citizens. -
You never said any of this until now. Why did you not tackle the council about the disabled bay being across your driveway ? It is blocking access to your driveway. Because of the disabled bay you couldn't put your car back on your driveway so they should be the ones paying the DVLA fine.
