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Claim Form Lowell for Paypal Europe & Capital One Europe

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  • #31
    Hi we recieved a email today about mediation unfortunately im at work that day and i dont have any holidays left to take

    I could take mediation after 3.30 everyday aa i am finished by then

    Is there anything i can do about it?

    Thanks

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    • #32
      Originally posted by junkmanukuk View Post
      Hi we recieved a email today about mediation unfortunately im at work that day and i dont have any holidays left to take

      I could take mediation after 3.30 everyday aa i am finished by then

      Is there anything i can do about it?

      Thanks
      Email them, ask them if they can rearrange it for any date, but after 3.30pm you would be grateful.
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      • #33
        Hi thanks for the reply i have sent a email asking that

        Also ive been reading numerous threads about "The DN was invalid as it only gave me x days to comply"

        How do i check mine as i haven't been sent anything about this from Paypal all i have received is the contract agreement from them

        Thanks
        Last edited by junkmanukuk; 9th October 2024, 18:48:PM.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by junkmanukuk View Post
          Hi thanks for the reply i have sent a email asking that

          Also ive been reading numerous threads about "The DN was invalid as it only gave me x days to comply"

          How do i check mine as i haven't been sent anything about this from Paypal all i have received is the contract agreement from them

          Thanks
          They should have provided a copy of the Default Notice in your CPR 31.14 request.

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