If as you say the £40 was in your account that leaves a footprint. The onus would be on Planet X to wxplain why the money left our accountThat could be me then.
If as you say the £40 was in your account that leaves a footprint. The onus would be on Planet X to wxplain why the money left our accountThat could be me then.
I wrote the name of the person who received it down(given to me by PX), and the date and time as well(29/6/16 12.39pm) I pointed this out to them but it didn't get me anywhere. At the time PX said he's probably agency staff and they aren't very reliable.Have they a record of it being returned though?
So you didn't see it on your online account?
Then they should be able to access that record in their virtual back room and see.
They don't have a choice, If your claim is based on you seeing the money in your account they NEED to follow up on thatBut somehow i don't think they'll bother.
This is your mistake. I don't know why you would treat an online retailer as a bank. Things go wrong.I just wanted to get rid of a bit of money from my Lloyds bank account.
Why would you want rid of money from an account? Most would just transfer to another account?I just wanted to get rid of a bit of money from my Lloyds bank account.
Until you get no reply and you pay another £100 to send the bailiffs. At least PX won't do a disappearing say unlike scumbag car dealershttps://www.gov.uk/make-court-claim-for-money/court-fees
£25 online. Fill it in online too.
Ball's in their court.
Where there's marital disharmony as Accy has reported surely you'd have separate bank accounts?Hide it from the wife?
Are you sure you haven't just bought something else from them in the meantime and forgotten?
No definitely not. I bought a jacket and some gloves off them in August but i have the invoice for them. I paid for the jacket and gloves by bank card, leaving the 40 quid untouched.
Huh?I remembered that I had forgotten where my little penknife was.
I haven't remembered where mine is though. And it was a present.I remembered that I had forgotten where my little penknife was.