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[Howmanheyman 32795]

See the daily mail has printed pics of the bloke whose fridge allegedly caught fire. I'm sure there'll be plenty of backslapping going on at the DM offices and bar tonight. 

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

Got into a bit f a scuffle night! Sister's boyfriend prick!!!

[Rayvin 5186]

8 hours ago, TheGingerQuiff said:

Got into a bit f a scuffle night! Sister's boyfriend prick!!!

 

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

 Nah, he did bite my finger though the dirty darlo cunt. He's a fucking prick like, booted my sisters doors trough  couple of months back. I let it slide a a one off. Then yesterday I was aeguing with my sister on the phone and I heard him mouthing off in the background about me, red mist... went over and giving him the lickings of a dog. He didn't like being called a woman abuser like. Or a scruffy ugly darlo bastard. Afterwards he claimed to only have not punched me cos im her brother. Fucking bollock

[The Fish 10750]

20 hours ago, TheGingerQuiff said:

 Nah, he did bite my finger though the dirty darlo cunt. He's a fucking prick like, booted my sisters doors trough  couple of months back. I let it slide a a one off. Then yesterday I was aeguing with my sister on the phone and I heard him mouthing off in the background about me, red mist... went over and giving him the lickings of a dog. He didn't like being called a woman abuser like. Or a scruffy ugly darlo bastard. Afterwards he claimed to only have not punched me cos im her brother. Fucking bollock

 

Front or back?

[ewerk 30297]

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

Front and back, all over the grapes not being frozen enough

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

He's fucked off back to Darlo in embarrassment now mind. I did give him the lashings of a dog verbally  

[Kid Dynamite 6993]

37 minutes ago, TheGingerQuiff said:

He's fucked off back to Darlo in embarrassment now mind. I did give him the lashings of a dog verbally  

 

You either lashed him, gave him a good licking or did fuck all and gave him the lickings of a dog

 

Make your mind up and stop murdering the English language 

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

5 minutes ago, Kid Dynamite said:

 

You either lashed him, gave him a good licking or did fuck all and gave him the lickings of a dog

 

Make your mind up and stop murdering the English language 

 

 

Wish someone would murder yee

[Kid Dynamite 6993]

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[The Fish 10750]

13 hours ago, TheGingerQuiff said:

Front and back, all over the grapes not being frozen enough

Good one de Charny

[Howmanheyman 32795]

Bit of advice required;

 

We in the past have had bathrooms installed to suit my missus and have been able to fill in a form with the companies involved which us back the vat on the costs due to the Wife's disability. We got a kitchen ordered a few months ago and queried whether this was the same as we weren't so sure. We went to a well known business and were assured by the manager of the place that he dealt with the forms all the time and it was ok. He then gave us the form to be filled in by the fitter on completion of the job and to be handed back to themselves who would send it off for our refund. I stressed that this needed to be correct otherwise I wouldn't be buying the kitchen we'd picked but would get something different and was assured it wasn't a problem. Anyway, after the job was finally completed with adjustments it turns out too much stuff was ordered and returned three weeks ago. I still haven't been refunded yet and last night the wife had a forwarded email from their financial dept saying the kitchen didn't qualify after we handed them the completed form. So the £2000 ish I was expecting back isn't going to happen. I've looked again at hrmc rules and they may be right but it also states that suppliers must pay vat back at sale and it's up to suppliers to make sure exemption is appropriate and both parties must not fraudulently try to claim vat exemption. As far as I've read it this manager has intentionally or not, fraudulently sold me a kitchen at the wrong price. I'm obviously going to see them in the next couple of days, (I'm in the middle of 12hr nightshifts ATM). Have I a leg to stand on? I've contemplated small claims and also the police if I get an attempted brush off. I'm fucking boiling over this as with the DWP business I'm already £10k down till our appeal hearing having bought our former motability car.

[Rayvin 5186]

2 minutes ago, Howmanheyman said:

Bit of advice required;

 

We in the past have had bathrooms installed to suit my missus and have been able to fill in a form with the companies involved which us back the vat on the costs due to the Wife's disability. We got a kitchen ordered a few months ago and queried whether this was the same as we weren't so sure. We went to a well known business and were assured by the manager of the place that he dealt with the forms all the time and it was ok. He then gave us the form to be filled in by the fitter on completion of the job and to be handed back to themselves who would send it off for our refund. I stressed that this needed to be correct otherwise I wouldn't be buying the kitchen we'd picked but would get something different and was assured it wasn't a problem. Anyway, after the job was finally completed with adjustments it turns out too much stuff was ordered and returned three weeks ago. I still haven't been refunded yet and last night the wife had a forwarded email from their financial dept saying the kitchen didn't qualify after we handed them the completed form. So the £2000 ish I was expecting back isn't going to happen. I've looked again at hrmc rules and they may be right but it also states that suppliers must pay vat back at sale and it's up to suppliers to make sure exemption is appropriate and both parties must not fraudulently try to claim vat exemption. As far as I've read it this manager has intentionally or not, fraudulently sold me a kitchen at the wrong price. I'm obviously going to see them in the next couple of days, (I'm in the middle of 12hr nightshifts ATM). Have I a leg to stand on? I've contemplated small claims and also the police if I get an attempted brush off. I'm fucking boiling over this as with the DWP business I'm already £10k down till our appeal hearing having bought our former motability car.

 

What was the basis for your failure to qualify? If the decisions are made on the constant principles, then you may be able to challenge HMRC over it based on previously having attained this exemption.

 

With respect of the company it's a difficult one. Is the suggestion here that you should have paid the full amount + VAT, and that they in turn should have immediately refunded the VAT having carried out an internal verification of the exemption? If that's how it's supposed to work then you're probably right that you can challenge them, as you entered into the arrangement expecting a certain outcome with respect of pricing. Also, when did you make the payment? If it was months ago, surely they should have sent the form off months ago as well, long before the kitchen was installed. This would mean that their delay in processing your documentation has left you out of pocket. You could perhaps then claim that you assumed all was in order.

 

In that sounds feasible, the line of attack would firstly be to ask why the processing took so long, and to point out that had this delay not taken place, you would have cancelled the purchase upon learning that you failed to qualify.

 

Either way, I think some more details about the timeline of events would potentially help.

[Howmanheyman 32795]

1 hour ago, Rayvin said:

 

What was the basis for your failure to qualify? If the decisions are made on the constant principles, then you may be able to challenge HMRC over it based on previously having attained this exemption.

 

With respect of the company it's a difficult one. Is the suggestion here that you should have paid the full amount + VAT, and that they in turn should have immediately refunded the VAT having carried out an internal verification of the exemption? If that's how it's supposed to work then you're probably right that you can challenge them, as you entered into the arrangement expecting a certain outcome with respect of pricing. Also, when did you make the payment? If it was months ago, surely they should have sent the form off months ago as well, long before the kitchen was installed. This would mean that their delay in processing your documentation has left you out of pocket. You could perhaps then claim that you assumed all was in order.

 

In that sounds feasible, the line of attack would firstly be to ask why the processing took so long, and to point out that had this delay not taken place, you would have cancelled the purchase upon learning that you failed to qualify.

 

Either way, I think some more details about the timeline of events would potentially help.

HRMC haven't knocked us back, the accounting dept don't think we're entitled to it. We bought bathroom gear last year and got vat knocked off at sale after filling in the form. A couple of years ago we paid in full at our old house but went back a few days later for vat refund but the wife reckons this was because we didn't have appropriate docs on us at sale. In this instance we paid up front in 'sale' early Jan whilst building of extension was still in progression. 

[Rayvin 5186]

In that case I would first speak to the manager who sold the thing to you - he'll presumably still recall the situation and may be able to sort it out before you get to the point of going to serious effort. He may well be able to have the situation reviewed.

 

Following that, I think you've got a good case to turn to them and say look, you sold it to us on this basis, as evidenced by the fact we submitted a form to you. You had plenty of time to tell us that the application had failed, and we would have cancelled the order, prior to installation (I'm assuming the kitchen was a separate installation to the extension). You didn't, and let us continue thinking that we would have the refund. This is flatly not acceptable, and we expect you to address this.

 

Either way, if they dig their heels in I would shame them on twitter initially, and then go to small claims.

[Howmanheyman 32795]

1 hour ago, Rayvin said:

In that case I would first speak to the manager who sold the thing to you - he'll presumably still recall the situation and may be able to sort it out before you get to the point of going to serious effort. He may well be able to have the situation reviewed.

 

Following that, I think you've got a good case to turn to them and say look, you sold it to us on this basis, as evidenced by the fact we submitted a form to you. You had plenty of time to tell us that the application had failed, and we would have cancelled the order, prior to installation (I'm assuming the kitchen was a separate installation to the extension). You didn't, and let us continue thinking that we would have the refund. This is flatly not acceptable, and we expect you to address this.

 

Either way, if they dig their heels in I would shame them on twitter initially, and then go to small claims.

Aye, that's how I'm seeing it go ATM.

[Kid Dynamite 6993]

Was driving over the swing bridge today and spotted a bloke hanging off the Tyne Bridge

 

Literally 5 seconds later he fell. They dragged him out like and he's survived the lucky bastard 

 

The number of horrible cunts videoing him fall was unreal. Lined up on the swing bridge with their phones out

 

 

Edited June 25, 2017 by Kid Dynamite

[Howmanheyman 32795]

1 hour ago, Kid Dynamite said:

Was driving over the swing bridge today and spotted a bloke hanging off the Tyne Bridge

 

Literally 5 seconds later he fell. They dragged him out like and he's survived the lucky bastard 

 

The number of horrible cunts videoing him fall was unreal. Lined up on the swing bridge with their phones out

 

 

I just don't get the mentality to get your phone out and start recording anything bar a family event or something, let alone a potential death. Some fucking weirdos about, mind.

[Tooj 17]

4 hours ago, Kid Dynamite said:

Was driving over the swing bridge today and spotted a bloke hanging off the Tyne Bridge

 

Literally 5 seconds later he fell. They dragged him out like and he's survived the lucky bastard 

 

The number of horrible cunts videoing him fall was unreal. Lined up on the swing bridge with their phones out

 

 

 

You're moaning about people taking videos etc. then posting a picture of it taken from a camera phone.

 

Either way sounds like they were lucky to survive.

[Kid Dynamite 6993]

52 minutes ago, Tooj said:

 

You're moaning about people taking videos etc. then posting a picture of it taken from a camera phone.

 

Either way sounds like they were lucky to survive.

 

The clues at the top of the picture genius. And it was posted with the knowledge that he survived 

Edited June 25, 2017 by Kid Dynamite

[Alex 34877]

Alreet, Phil Brown 

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

Got suspended from work last week, still off. Obviously had to play on the (probably real and untreated) stress and anxiety card in attempt to deflect fom the pbvious witch hunt, been prescribed Amitriptyline which I haven't really known of anybody else use before. Any of our other resident smackheads like @adios enlighten me? 

[TheGingerQuiff 2412]

Apparently they use it for threatingADHD, my nickname is already Lazy Lee