Re: UK Services & Support Ltd Passport Scam
Interesting thank you will definitely bring that up with TS. Have we checked their Data Protection registration ?
If you want you can email me anything that might help - I'll pass what I can on to Trading Standards
I just have to post this from their site ( the link above showing what they will say to CAB on your behalf - how kind]
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If you want you can email me anything that might help - I'll pass what I can on to Trading Standards
I just have to post this from their site ( the link above showing what they will say to CAB on your behalf - how kind]
Citizens Advice Bureau Advice
The below will be the submission that we send to the Citizens Advice Bureau on your behalf word for word. To ensure that it does not prejudice either party you will find the below keeps only to the facts. All opinion, he said she said comments have been removed. The information that we will pass onto this government backed body are your name, address, email address and the dates that you used our service. Simply email or call us if you do not want us to secure you free consumer advice.
As you can see from the below we have made it clear that you do not want the CAB passing on your details to any other third parties. As soon as the CAB respond to you via email or letter you will be able to provide them with any other information that you consider relevant.
Consumer Enquiry
I requested a service from a company online and signed their online contract. They provided the service in full however after receiving it I decided that although it matched the description outlined on their website and receipt I was not satisfied with it and so did not pay their invoice. They have now contacted me saying that they have provided me with the service in full and can no longer accept any cancellation because they cannot undo the services provided or time spent on my account. I am seeking advice on my consumer rights and responsibilities in the matter and have the following questions for you.
(1) As I manually ticked a box in the contract that stated that I am expressly waiving my cancellation rights and cooling off period under the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 does this give them permission to start the service immediately and prevent me from cancelling the contract as soon as the service has been provided in full?
(2) If I did not receive one or two of the nine or ten chargeable services in their receipt can I just not pay for the whole invoice or do I have to pay for the services that I have received? The invoice and contract includes a breakdown of all of the services and an individual price of each.
(3) I also ticked a box in the contract that stated that I guarantee to make payment within 72hrs otherwise they may add late payment administration charges for follow up calls, emails, text messages and letters the company needs to send to collect the invoice amount from me. Because I ticked the box in the contract permitting this are they now allowed to do this?
Please class this as a general enquiry rather than a complaint and do not pass my details onto Trading Standards or any other third parties. I would like to request that you write to me at the address provided with a response to this enquiry as soon as possible. Thank you.
UK Services & Support Ltd Response
That I gave express permission to waive my 14 days cancellation rights by using the tick button on their online form (not pre-ticked) under the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 and they provided the contract in durable form (email) as soon as the contract was entered. That I gave them permission to add late payment administration charges for phone calls, letters and emails required to collect payment and that they may consider issuing Court proceedings for the invoice plus the £25 issuing fee, any other court costs and potentially a £50 fee if a solicitor issues their claim along with claiming 8 per cent per year on the total. Can they do this? Should I ignore any court documents? Would a County Court Judgement affect me?
The below will be the submission that we send to the Citizens Advice Bureau on your behalf word for word. To ensure that it does not prejudice either party you will find the below keeps only to the facts. All opinion, he said she said comments have been removed. The information that we will pass onto this government backed body are your name, address, email address and the dates that you used our service. Simply email or call us if you do not want us to secure you free consumer advice.
As you can see from the below we have made it clear that you do not want the CAB passing on your details to any other third parties. As soon as the CAB respond to you via email or letter you will be able to provide them with any other information that you consider relevant.
Consumer Enquiry
I requested a service from a company online and signed their online contract. They provided the service in full however after receiving it I decided that although it matched the description outlined on their website and receipt I was not satisfied with it and so did not pay their invoice. They have now contacted me saying that they have provided me with the service in full and can no longer accept any cancellation because they cannot undo the services provided or time spent on my account. I am seeking advice on my consumer rights and responsibilities in the matter and have the following questions for you.
(1) As I manually ticked a box in the contract that stated that I am expressly waiving my cancellation rights and cooling off period under the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 does this give them permission to start the service immediately and prevent me from cancelling the contract as soon as the service has been provided in full?
(2) If I did not receive one or two of the nine or ten chargeable services in their receipt can I just not pay for the whole invoice or do I have to pay for the services that I have received? The invoice and contract includes a breakdown of all of the services and an individual price of each.
(3) I also ticked a box in the contract that stated that I guarantee to make payment within 72hrs otherwise they may add late payment administration charges for follow up calls, emails, text messages and letters the company needs to send to collect the invoice amount from me. Because I ticked the box in the contract permitting this are they now allowed to do this?
Please class this as a general enquiry rather than a complaint and do not pass my details onto Trading Standards or any other third parties. I would like to request that you write to me at the address provided with a response to this enquiry as soon as possible. Thank you.
UK Services & Support Ltd Response
That I gave express permission to waive my 14 days cancellation rights by using the tick button on their online form (not pre-ticked) under the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 and they provided the contract in durable form (email) as soon as the contract was entered. That I gave them permission to add late payment administration charges for phone calls, letters and emails required to collect payment and that they may consider issuing Court proceedings for the invoice plus the £25 issuing fee, any other court costs and potentially a £50 fee if a solicitor issues their claim along with claiming 8 per cent per year on the total. Can they do this? Should I ignore any court documents? Would a County Court Judgement affect me?
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