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Received 3rd letter from dwf to pay 150£ security fee. It says will consider commercing court proceedings. Why I have to pay that and is it legal to ask for this money from them?
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Re: Letter from dwf
Hi and welcome
It is not unlawful for them to request you pay the money, but there is no obligation on you to do so.
The threat of CONSIDERING commencing court proceedings is just that, a threat that is most unlikely to materialise.
Were you accused of attempted stealing from a shop?
The security costs they are trying to recover from you are in fact part of their overheads and cannot be attributable directly to your actions.
You do not have to pay them.
Ignore DWF's extortionate demands.
The only papers you must not ignore are genuine court papers, and you are most unlikely to see those for this matter. -
Dwf sainsbury's security fee
Hi! Have received 3rd letter from dwf asking to pay 150£ security fee otherwise they will commrncing court proceedings. Do I really nerd to pay this unfair sum?Comment
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Re: Dwf sainsbury's security fee
answered on your other post http://legalbeagles.info/forums/show...273#post732273Comment
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Re: Letter from dwf
Thanks for answering! It happened three weeks ago. I was shopping in Sainsbury's with two kids in a twin buggy . Forgot to pay for some items and stopped by security. Payed for everything straight away, but they took my id. Very shamed and feeling awfully. I think this fee is untruth and unreadable. They also called on my home telephone, but I have never given them my number. So I did not answer they left a voicemail to call back. I did not respond any letter at all. I hope I will never receive the letter from court. Hope your advice is right!Comment
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Re: Letter from dwf
Don't worry about them
There are lots of posts on the internet about these people, and the way they prey on the vulnerable.
All they do is to threaten, and hope you pay up.
If you receive more letters feel free to come back here for support.Comment
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