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  • #91
    Should i respond via email to the mediation service and twll them that i have not received the original contract from the company dispite several requests. As the metion below about yes to all 3 questions.

    or is that a loosing battle???
    1. I am willing to negotiate on the amount of the claim and I will consider a compromise.
    2. I have enough information about the claim to enter into negotiations and do not require any further evidence from the other party before starting mediation.
    3. I’m available for the entire time slot on the date of my appointment.
    If you cannot answer yes to all 3 statements, mediation is NOT suitable for your case and you should contact us:

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    • #92
      They asked questions answers to them.

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      • #93
        1. I am willing to negotiate on the amount of the claim and I will consider a compromise.Are you in a position to settle the claim? The fact that they are willing to mediate means they will consider offers.

        2. I have enough information about the claim to enter into negotiations and do not require any further evidence from the other party before starting mediation.

        They should provide at least T's and C's, saying it's in the box isn't any good, simply because you want to refer to them now, they should at least provided a copy, which they can't. They will know doubt use what they have, i.e. similar T's and C's. Which defeats the point of T's and C's.

        3. I'm available for the entire time slot on the date of my appointment.

        Yep, sometimes they run late.

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        • #94
          So do i just reply with the above or actually contact them in the emil address provided to say i dont have all the evidence i need.

          also if the mediation is entered into what is an acceptable offer that i can put forward based on the fact they are claiming 2000 and is there a chance to pay in installments or does it need to be paid straight away.

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          • #95
            do not panic they want you to:- if they are outstanding document it means they do not have them or are having trouble to find them? now listen, at this stage no offers unless you can afford to = as the court system at a later stage has facilities for you to offer i.e. consent for m )ONLY USED as a last resort, many of these companies know no real case (Paperwork) and withdraw at the very last minute before loosing their deposit. Wait until if they ever supply the correct paperwork not what they say is correct but seen on her to verify?

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            • #96
              Originally posted by Aadzaadz View Post
              So do i just reply with the above or actually contact them in the emil address provided to say i dont have all the evidence i need.

              also if the mediation is entered into what is an acceptable offer that i can put forward based on the fact they are claiming 2000 and is there a chance to pay in installments or does it need to be paid straight away.
              a) So do i just reply with the above or actually contact them in the emil address provided to say i dont have all the evidence i need.

              You would use the Directions Questionnaires which you can email to the Court.

              b) also if the mediation is entered into what is an acceptable offer that i can put forward based on the fact they are claiming 2000 and is there a chance to pay in installments or does it need to be paid straight away.

              The following is as an example:- https://nationaldebtline.org/fact-sh...ent-offers-ew/

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              • #97
                ULA Please unblock post.

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                • #98
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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by ULA View Post
                    Done
                    Thanks, user name is issue.

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                    • In response to the post 96.

                      i have already sent the directional questioner to the court and to the overdales as per your previous advise. Shell i resend it or just let the mediation go ahead and explain when it starts that the original contract was not provide hence i am unable to prepare my defence despite requesting it several times

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                      • mediation go ahead as it is expected of you save as to courts time out standing paperwork mediation will state no mediation and inform the court that one side has not produced requested paperwork.

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                        • defence is if outstanding paperwork state on such a date a request for cxxxxx to date no response,

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                          • Originally posted by Aadzaadz View Post
                            In response to the post 96.

                            i have already sent the directional questioner to the court and to the overdales as per your previous advise. Shell i resend it or just let the mediation go ahead and explain when it starts that the original contract was not provide hence i am unable to prepare my defence despite requesting it several times
                            No need to resend it, you have a Mediation date. I would say 'not received the requested paperwork which is still outstanding, the claimant has had several opportunities to provide this information, but has failed to do so, however I'm willing to offer e.g. £300 to settle this matter'.

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                            • ULA Please, I know, can you approve, It's actually the user name in the quote that is causing the issue, I forgot about that.

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                              • Thank you so i will respond back to the mediation email today

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