Plusnet will give your personal details to ACS Law with not informing you!!
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Quote from: Mand Fletch said in his post we'd be resisting any future requests for information.
We haven't yet provided any information in relation to the Gallant Macmillan order as it hasn't been granted yet.
It goes without saying that it hasn't been granted yet. Your customers don't want it granted. You customers want you to force the evidence to be examined in a court of law. Once it's been granted - TOO LATE!
I'll ask again. Are Plusnet going to contest the application for a court order on 4th October (the same application that they previously failed even to show up at, despite assuring customers that they'd have someone there).
Oh, and don't send the work experience boy again.
Quote from: Mand There's no need to shout.
The honest answer is I don't know who will be attending on Monday, and I won't be able to tell you until tomorrow, as it's after 10pm and I'm at home.
Quote from: Mand I do not know the answer as to who is preparing, or what representation there will be, but I am aware that this is the biggest remaining important point to be answered in this thread.
Rest assured, when I know the answer, so will you.
It is very nearly 24 hours since this question was asked extraordinarily plainly. It is now 14 working hours until Chief Master Winegarten sits in his chamber to decide if to order the release of hundreds more Plusnet customers to exploitative lawyers. We all know that the evidence cited is flawed and unreliable. Without a sound contest to the application on the part of Plusnet, CMW will have no party legally able to counter the arguements of the applicant.
Plusnet need to stop playing games. Those that have seen the emails will know that the letters of claim sent by lawyers in this speculative invoicing scheme are massively distressing to many and have driven some to depression and even to considering suicide. This is no joking matter.
Plusnet, you're either content to see this exploitation or you're not.
It's 14 hours until hundreds more of your customers are, at your whim, caused great distress and emotional suffering. Alternatively you can choose to act - as you should have done years ago when this matter first came to your attention, and regain some credibility.
The press and the country will be watching you Monday. It's time you stopped the games and nonsense.
Are you going to mount a determined and professional contest to the application on Monday?
If you don't, be prepared for the fallout. As well as the emotional impact on those whose details are given away by you, that will also be the enormous media impact of the story and the loss of a LOT of your customer base.
No more delays - tell it like it is. It should NOT take 24 hours to make this statement.
