Advertising Company gone bust.....

[Corabar Entertainment]

Good to know, Martin!

Just one thing to bear in mind though: if the contract has or is going to be completed by a.n.other, then Steve would be in breach if he cancelled further payments.

[Dynamic Entertainment]

Was it a Visa co-branded Debit Card?

If so, google The Consumer Credit Act 1974 paragraph 75.

Many people wrongly believe this only applies to Credit cards...

Thanks Martin

Good to know, Martin!

Just one thing to bear in mind though: if the contract has or is going to be completed by a.n.other, then Steve would be in breach if he cancelled further payments.

All payments have been made

[Corabar Entertainment]

Thanks Martin



All payments have been made

Ah... sorry - thought that you were still paying monthly instalments from what you said previously. Still, the sentiment still stands... don't try and get your money back until you know what's what, or it will be you in breach.

[Vectis]

Thanks Martin :beer1

No worries... just heed Angela's advice and keep us posted (although methinks this will be a 'Lazarus' thread when you do )

[Dynamic Entertainment]

Well it was direct debit, and wasnt cancelled by me and all payments stopped roundabout when they should, so i'm assuming im all paid up

[Vectis]

Well it was direct debit, and wasnt cancelled by me and all payments stopped roundabout when they should, so i'm assuming im all paid up

Yep - that fits the criteria. So long as at least part of the total was paid with the card then you have a claim. Nothing lost in trying apart from half an hour and a stamp.

[Dynamic Entertainment]

Yep - that fits the criteria. So long as at least part of the total was paid with the card then you have a claim. Nothing lost in trying apart from half an hour and a stamp.

Yep...defo gonna follow this up because i shelled out £812.50 all told by the time the direct debit stopped

[Shaun]

Yep...defo gonna follow this up because i shelled out £812.50

Ouch!! I hope you get it sorted Steve.

[Get Me A DJ]

I worked in the electrical wholesale trade for a number of years and whenever an electrical contractor went into receivership. That was it if he owed you money you were screwed.

All wholesalers are advised to take out insurance against this now

agreed to a point.

Find out who the administrator is and contact them straight away.
If the brochures where never printed, then the former printer owes you money due to them not delivering the goods as it where.
Tell the the administrator this and asked to be put on the creditors list.
Don't bank on getting all of your money back as there will be a list of creditors as long as your arm.
Shame you did not pay by CC as you would of had the payment insured.

[Excalibur]

Ouch!! I hope you get it sorted Steve.

That wasn't the expletive I used when I read it.

I'm having to think very seriously about a £30 upgrade on business cards, and £20 on a listing site joining fee. I must be living in a different world.