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Yorkshire Water £250 unpaid month on credit report?

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  • #16
    If the bill was wrong then yes of course it would be removed. No one told you to pay the bill - the only posts I can see are people trying to work out what the issue was with the bill. Maybe have a read back through your thread before saying you were given 'stupid advice'.
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    • #17
      Originally posted by Amethyst View Post
      If the bill was wrong then yes of course it would be removed. No one told you to pay the bill - the only posts I can see are people trying to work out what the issue was with the bill. Maybe have a read back through your thread before saying you were given 'stupid advice'.
      Telling people to pay £250 they don't owe is irresponsible. Good job I don't listen to internet trolls or I'd be £250 lighter.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by verity540 View Post

        Telling people to pay £250 they don't owe is irresponsible. Good job I don't listen to internet trolls or I'd be £250 lighter.
        If it's a reputable company, like a water company, it's sometimes less stressful to pay up first and sort it out later. They'll obviously refund any over-payments. That's assuming you can spare the cash in the meantime. So many different people come to this website - some with cash in the bank, and some broke.

        I'm pleased your problem got sorted out, but I think you are being very unfair to the people who tried to help you.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by 2222 View Post

          If it's a reputable company, like a water company, it's sometimes less stressful to pay up first and sort it out later. They'll obviously refund any over-payments. That's assuming you can spare the cash in the meantime. So many different people come to this website - some with cash in the bank, and some broke.

          I'm pleased your problem got sorted out, but I think you are being very unfair to the people who tried to help you.

          If you could just afford to shell out wads of money you wouldnt be coming to this forum would you??

          Just saying you owe the money, pay it is dumb.

          I would never give that advice without knowing facts. I would never give that advice anyway. I'd be ashamed to give that advice on this forum.

          Anyway, I don't have time to argue with your nonsense, go about your day & don't get involved without knowing anything is my advice.



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          • #20
            Thanks for the advice. I'll be sure to give it the attention it deserves.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by verity540 View Post


              If you could just afford to shell out wads of money you wouldnt be coming to this forum would you??

              Just saying you owe the money, pay it is dumb.

              I would never give that advice without knowing facts. I would never give that advice anyway. I'd be ashamed to give that advice on this forum.

              Anyway, I don't have time to argue with your nonsense, go about your day & don't get involved without knowing anything is my advice.


              Just a quick FYI, we aren't internet trolls.
              The reason you didn't get information was because you didn't give us any. As a former employee of a water company, I was more than happy to assist you, but I needed more information. Saying "You're irresponsible" is incredibly rude seeing as these fine people give their time for free, no one here asks for anything in return. We have all been in a similar position at one point.

              No one told you to pay the money, we all asked "What is the problem?"

              Put yourself in our place, I post up saying "I have a bill for £300 what do I do?"

              What would be your first question?

              I know mine would be what is it for, and do you owe it?


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