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[Leesparkykent]

Its a lot of effort for no pay off.

Personally IMO the customer could keep the £150 because it would compensate him for the amount of distress, embarrassment and alarm I would cause him lol

 

[Leesparkykent]

And just for the crack I would sign him and his address up to every free subscription I could find on the net haha

 

[frontier219]

And just for the crack I would sign him and his address up to every free subscription I could find on the net haha

Now that IS a good idea. Send a few thousand leaflets/magazines to his house.

Although, if you live near, make sure you give the postie a good tip at Christmas!

 

[PEG]

...It's Friday night,and the advice is amusing,but some of it is of no use,if you have ever been involved in any real debt collection...

My own personal view,is,the OP has made two mistakes,the first was using " a trustworthy" subby,who left a front off...the second was the abusive e-mail.

If this only costs you £150,wipe your mouth,and consider it a cheap lesson,a good barrister costing upwards of £500/Hr.

For the amounts concerned,you will not educate a truculent customer,and,believe me when i tell you just how fast you would hand over £150,to get yer belt and shoelaces back :bobby:

 

[telectrix]

as you have his email and basic personal details, sign him up to a few on line dating sites.


he'll get that much grief off his missus, it'll be worth the £150.

 

[telectrix]

send him some packs of condoms in plain brown envelopes.