Consumer Information

[B]Below is a letter, that I give on training to learners - some of them have managed to get a £200 rebate, and an increase in their tax code for future years, just copy and paste into a word processing file, fill in the gaps, remove the bits in brackets that don't apply, and send.[/B]

[I]Your Name
Your Address


Date


HM Revenue & Customs
Tax Office Address
Details available from your employer/payroll dept
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The time has come for someone to stick their neck out and tell the truth.Vodafone do not care about any of their customers.Its not what Vodafone employees are told to do,but what they are forced to do to achieve targets.Vodafone turn a blind eye to 99% of it because they know that the only way to retain customers and get new customers is to set unrealsitic targets for employees, which result in Customers getting sucked in by whatever means.This way,the employee is the one whose head rolls,not the...

I Visited Victoria Knight agency to help me find my ideal flat. Little I knew asking for professional help would cost me £400.00 and the biggest headache of my life!!!

As a sales people they were extremely pushy and convinced me to sign some paperwork and pay a holding deposit on the spot, with the promise I would be able to cancel and get my money back if we didn't take the place at an agreed date set by the agent.... WRONG!

I'm still yet to get either my money back...

Ref Carpet Pile Reversal. I am now retired but in 1978 I established a Independent Consultancy trading as the 'Arbitration & Advisory Service for the Carpet Trade & Floorcovering Trade' - Pile Reversal was always on the agenda. PR is a phenomenon. A major issue facing consumers is that the Industry always has and still does alike it with 'shading'. Shading and PR are unequivocally two seperate problems. Shading is a recoverable characteristic where normal disturbance of the carpet pile yarn...

Not sure how this works but will give it a try. I just wanted to warn as many people as possible that the above company is advertising widely in local papers this month (Oct '11). It is basically 'looking for' people to act as companions for their wealthy clients. On enquiring one finds there is a fee of £295, which they only want paid by internet transfer. The rewards sound too good to be true but only the absolute minimum questions are asked about yourself. I nearly fell for it and consider...