Ycc/godebt/hollis Briggs

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Ycc/godebt/hollis Briggs
Topic Started: Apr 24 2006, 12:41 PM (224 Views)
PIRATEZ101	Apr 24 2006, 12:41 PM Post #1
Posts: 1 Group: Members Member #374 Joined: April 6, 2006	bought a car from ycc in novemebr 2004, took car home 2 days later rang them informing them that the air conditioning wasnt working, no keys for my locking wheel hubs, dashboard lights didnt work amongst other things. informed ycc that if they didnt sort the car out i would pay for it! had telephone call informing me that they would pick the car up and fix the faults. day came, took day off work.....guesswhat? they never turned up. after sending them stroppy letter and few phone calls promised to sort car out. never done!!!! january 2005 ycc had car clamped overnight and collectd the next day! had letter from hollis briggs in november 2005 asking for payment, december 2006 had letter demanding payment or face statutory demand /bankruptcy proceedings! in end january 2006 agreed settlement figure with them. havent heard form them since.. no telephone number listed for them! no website address.... got the Ł6000 cash in my solicitors bank account after lengthy hold up by ex partners solicitors. do i let solicitors pay them or do i have cash myself???? any ideas what to do next???



Steve_G	Apr 24 2006, 01:14 PM Post #2
'Gold' Member Posts: 267 Group: 'Gold' Member Member #12 Joined: May 24, 2005	put the money in a high interest savings account until they ask for it at least you might make enuff for a couple of beers once its all finsihed



Bakedalasker	Apr 25 2006, 03:04 PM Post #3
www.saynotoyes.co.uk Posts: 2,351 Group: Members Member #30 Joined: May 29, 2005	Piratez101 Your solicitor has agreed a payment figure of Ł6000. You had the car for 3 months, had problems which you reported to YCC who did nothing, had it repossess then practically a year later you get a statutory demand from Hollis Briggs. This sounds a bit harsh and a waste of Ł6000. What sort of fight did your brief put up? If its in your solicitors hands then Hollis Briggs will deal with them direct. In the meantime have you considered visiting the CAB to get a second opinion. Some solicitors dont seem to be on the ball as others. The CAB are our recommend avenue. I would see what they have to say before allowing your solicitor to hand any money over.



William Rhodes	Apr 26 2006, 02:40 PM Post #4
. Posts: 240 Group: GoDebt Managing Director Member #96 Joined: September 6, 2005	PIRATEZ101 Apr 24 2006, 01:41 PM bought a car from ycc in novemebr 2004, took car home 2 days later rang them informing them that the air conditioning wasnt working, no keys for my locking wheel hubs, dashboard lights didnt work amongst other things. informed ycc that if they didnt sort the car out i would pay for it! had telephone call informing me that they would pick the car up and fix the faults. day came, took day off work.....guesswhat? they never turned up. after sending them stroppy letter and few phone calls promised to sort car out. never done!!!! january 2005 ycc had car clamped overnight and collectd the next day! had letter from hollis briggs in november 2005 asking for payment, december 2006 had letter demanding payment or face statutory demand /bankruptcy proceedings! in end january 2006 agreed settlement figure with them. havent heard form them since.. no telephone number listed for them! no website address.... got the Ł6000 cash in my solicitors bank account after lengthy hold up by ex partners solicitors. do i let solicitors pay them or do i have cash myself???? any ideas what to do next??? Piratez101 Please give me a call I would like to speak to you. I have the relevant papers from Hollis Briggs. Thanks William Rhodes Joint Managing Director Go Debt Limited william.rhodes@godebt.co.uk Direct Dial 02920 391864



admin	Apr 26 2006, 03:00 PM Post #5
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Bakedalasker	Apr 28 2006, 04:46 PM Post #6
www.saynotoyes.co.uk Posts: 2,351 Group: Members Member #30 Joined: May 29, 2005	William Rhodes Apr 26 2006, 03:40 PM PIRATEZ101 Apr 24 2006, 01:41 PM bought a car from ycc in novemebr 2004, took car home 2 days later rang them informing them that the air conditioning wasnt working, no keys for my locking wheel hubs, dashboard lights didnt work amongst other things. informed ycc that if they didnt sort the car out i would pay for it! had telephone call informing me that they would pick the car up and fix the faults. day came, took day off work.....guesswhat? they never turned up. after sending them stroppy letter and few phone calls promised to sort car out. never done!!!! january 2005 ycc had car clamped overnight and collectd the next day! had letter from hollis briggs in november 2005 asking for payment, december 2006 had letter demanding payment or face statutory demand /bankruptcy proceedings! in end january 2006 agreed settlement figure with them. havent heard form them since.. no telephone number listed for them! no website address.... got the Ł6000 cash in my solicitors bank account after lengthy hold up by ex partners solicitors. do i let solicitors pay them or do i have cash myself???? any ideas what to do next??? Piratez101 Please give me a call I would like to speak to you. I have the relevant papers from Hollis Briggs. Thanks William Rhodes Joint Managing Director Go Debt Limited william.rhodes@godebt.co.uk Direct Dial 02920 391864 William, He has a solicitor. Should not the solicitor at Hollis Briggs be speaking to his solicitor?



Steve_G	Apr 29 2006, 10:16 AM Post #7
'Gold' Member Posts: 267 Group: 'Gold' Member Member #12 Joined: May 24, 2005	they dont get involved when a solicitor is trying to avoid paying any monies on your behalf his solicitor has money therefor I am sure they want it post haste!!!



William Rhodes	May 4 2006, 06:49 AM Post #8
. Posts: 240 Group: GoDebt Managing Director Member #96 Joined: September 6, 2005	Bakedalasker Apr 28 2006, 05:46 PM William Rhodes Apr 26 2006, 03:40 PM PIRATEZ101 Apr 24 2006, 01:41 PM bought a car from ycc in novemebr 2004, took car home 2 days later rang them informing them that the air conditioning wasnt working, no keys for my locking wheel hubs, dashboard lights didnt work amongst other things. informed ycc that if they didnt sort the car out i would pay for it! had telephone call informing me that they would pick the car up and fix the faults. day came, took day off work.....guesswhat? they never turned up. after sending them stroppy letter and few phone calls promised to sort car out. never done!!!! january 2005 ycc had car clamped overnight and collectd the next day! had letter from hollis briggs in november 2005 asking for payment, december 2006 had letter demanding payment or face statutory demand /bankruptcy proceedings! in end january 2006 agreed settlement figure with them. havent heard form them since.. no telephone number listed for them! no website address.... got the Ł6000 cash in my solicitors bank account after lengthy hold up by ex partners solicitors. do i let solicitors pay them or do i have cash myself???? any ideas what to do next??? Piratez101 Please give me a call I would like to speak to you. I have the relevant papers from Hollis Briggs. Thanks William Rhodes Joint Managing Director Go Debt Limited william.rhodes@godebt.co.uk Direct Dial 02920 391864 William, He has a solicitor. Should not the solicitor at Hollis Briggs be speaking to his solicitor? Baked Thanks for your post. He mentions that he has money in his solicitor's bank account but not that his solicitor is acting for him on this matter. He talks about his matrimonial situation. There is nothing improper about discussing this with him if he wants to get the matter finally resolved. William Rhodes



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