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OK that would be much better will the bank account details from previous letter be OK to use?
or do I need to contact them?
or do I need to contact them?
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Call them up & get them to email the bank details to pay today. Copy & paste the bank details to your internet banking or take the email to your bank & get them to fill in the order. This will ensure you do not make an error & pay the wrong people.Originally posted by patters1978 View Post
Then pay it & then call them an hour later to ensure they have had payment & get them to email a receipt back the same day then forward that by email to the court.Comment
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