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avevale_intelligencer ([personal profile] avevale_intelligencer) wrote2008-10-21 08:51 am

Displaced anger warning

The EverCRAPest situation continues, and my buffers are pretty much full. Apologies to anyone whom I may offend; I'm not actually shouting at you, but at The Worst Bloody Double Glazing Company In The WORLD.

I have formally requested our money back, on top of the job being completed. I think that's the least they owe us.

[identity profile] keristor.livejournal.com 2008-10-21 01:42 pm (UTC)(link)
The only thing with going 'public' in the media is that if it comes to a court case then it may be prejudiced. I'd suggest legal advice (the C.A.B. for a start) before doing that. (Yes, it's very tempting to splash it all over the papers and TV, but it can be counter-productive.)

I think that the Small Claims Court can handle claims for lack of performance and damages (certainly there should be a damage claim about the garden). And then, unless there is a non-disclosure clause (for which they should be paid), it can be put to the media.