or, as happened to me,are actually owed £240 by the council but they've decided to lose all your student details _again_ and so charged the full council tax and threatening legal action to recover it.
It took nearly 9 months of going in person to the council with everyone's documentation before we got the money back...
The tenants in the house kept changing, every change required _all_ of us to prove we were students, and then _all_ sign a declaration that the overpaid money could be paid to a single person.
(It took nearly 9 months of going in person to the council with everyone's documentation before we got the money back...
The tenants in the house kept changing, every change required _all_ of us to prove we were students, and then _all_ sign a declaration that the overpaid money could be paid to a single person.
chthonic,
Tue 5 Aug 2003, 10:50,
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This is easy......you sit there and shout "MANAGER. NOW!" and don't leave until you've had satisfaction.
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Tue 5 Aug 2003, 10:56,
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But what if the manager isn't apealing?Can you nominate a good looking subordinate instead to satisfy you?
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jonas is not my name,
Tue 5 Aug 2003, 10:57,
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