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29-04-2006, 09:35 AM
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I bought a phone and sent it back within a week and cancelled the contract almost before it had even began, they then kept billing me so I wrote a kind letter saying that i don't have an Orange contract etc. blah blah so could they refund the money. They replied today saying that they have put a fraud reference against me and my home saying that i have been subject to fraud.. what a bunch of bellends.
Anyway should I bother rectifying it or leave it (as I am moving out in 2 weeks) so won't bother me anymore.
Yay or nay?
I bought a phone and sent it back within a week and cancelled the contract almost before it had even began, they then kept billing me so I wrote a kind letter saying that i don't have an Orange contract etc. blah blah so could they refund the money. They replied today saying that they have put a fraud reference against me and my home saying that i have been subject to fraud.. what a bunch of bellends.
Anyway should I bother rectifying it or leave it (as I am moving out in 2 weeks) so won't bother me anymore.
Yay or nay?
29-04-2006, 09:38 AM
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Try and sort it mate... as I think fraud charges/CCJ's are also levied against the address and this might reflect on the new occupants if they try to get credit for anything.
29-04-2006, 09:52 AM
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As the letter said credit vendors do not frown upon this but take it as good head because you have reported it. I'll send a letter saying they have misunderstood and see what happens.
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