feel so liberated

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roryston said:
I wish I still had the messages he sent me after he seen what I done it was hilarious.

I'm taking you to court

I'll make sure that everyone knows what you done

I'm getting the police involved

Blah blah blah
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What is the actual legal stance in that Rory?

Just out of interest BTW
 
Builderboi said:
What is the actual legal stance in that Rory?

Just out of interest BTW
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In theory I should of had a signed contract with him explaining that hes responseable for expecting the quote and to pay x amount on completion.

Obviously for £120 on a Saturday that wasn't he case


But as far as I was concerned I done the job payed for materials and I should have control over that until its been payed for in full
 
Builderboi said:
What is the actual legal stance in that Rory?

Just out of interest BTW
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The matter was sorted out amicably:estudioso:
feel so liberated
 
Pug said:
I've always been under the impression that the materials are yours till it's paid for. Don't know if that's correct though
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I thought that but as soon as the materials end up on there properly its claimed as theres
 
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As soon as you spread it on the wall, or fix it, build it in whatever it becomes part of the property, if you try removing it, that's a criminal offence unfortunately, only thing you can do about it is take the client to court.
It doesn't matter at the point that the customer haven't paid for the mats it's still belongs to them even if you haven't even paid for it at your merchant as its on your account

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roryston said:
I thought that but as soon as the materials end up on there properly its claimed as theres
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zolco said:
As soon as you spread it on the wall, or fix it, build it in whatever it becomes part of the property, if you try removing it, that's a criminal offence unfortunately, only thing you can do about it is take the client to court.
It doesn't matter at the point that the customer haven't paid for the mats it's still belongs to them even if you haven't even paid for it at your merchant as its on your account

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Oops. My bad....
 
zolco said:
As soon as you spread it on the wall, or fix it, build it in whatever it becomes part of the property, if you try removing it, that's a criminal offence unfortunately, only thing you can do about it is take the client to court.
It doesn't matter at the point that the customer haven't paid for the mats it's still belongs to them even if you haven't even paid for it at your merchant as its on your account

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Pathetic isn't it
 
zolco said:
As soon as you spread it on the wall, or fix it, build it in whatever it becomes part of the property, if you try removing it, that's a criminal offence unfortunately, only thing you can do about it is take the client to court.
It doesn't matter at the point that the customer haven't paid for the mats it's still belongs to them even if you haven't even paid for it at your merchant as its on your account

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Correct by the letter;)
 
zolco said:
As soon as you spread it on the wall, or fix it, build it in whatever it becomes part of the property, if you try removing it, that's a criminal offence unfortunately, only thing you can do about it is take the client to court.
It doesn't matter at the point that the customer haven't paid for the mats it's still belongs to them even if you haven't even paid for it at your merchant as its on your account

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Interesting to know. I would still kick f**k into it and take my chance in court. No question.
 
zolco said:
Twisted world!

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Sometimes get a feeling they are gonna be a bit iffy,this is why it's sometimes better to do one monster gauge and get it all done, I mean if they gonna skank the doo and not cash up, it's better to have only MIxed up Once , than Mixed up Twice innit
 
I've had a few in the past where I've priced high cos I thought they were gonna be a pain and they were sweethearts. Felt guilty taken the payment...
 
We've all had pain in the arse clients,
theplasterman said:
Sometimes get a feeling they are gonna be a bit iffy,this is why it's sometimes better to do one monster gauge and get it all done, I mean if they gonna skank the doo and not cash up, it's better to have only MIxed up Once , than Mixed up Twice innit
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You don't half talk pish
 
I still like saying when I get the odd one it comes down quicker than it went up,have even had to copy keys in past off on dodgy builder who I knew I shouldn't of taken job on but did and was hassle getting my money kept saying turn up at 4 I be here collect your money went on for 3 days so on the 4th day I turned up at 12 he went white as a sheet asked what I was doing there I said I've come for my money he went I just go bank and get it hour later he ain't back so rang him kept getting v mail so left a message saying he got 20 mins or the lot coming down he came back asked why I had attitude threw my money at me and said we can't do business together anymore I replied to f**k**g right we can't
 
Pug said:
I've had a few in the past where I've priced high cos I thought they were gonna be a pain and they were sweethearts. Felt guilty taken the payment...
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Yes I've had this on phone and they sound a nightmare but when meeting up they are sound. Went to see something yesterday and he sounded odd and he was! Told him outright not interested. He boarded it himself 2 years ago! Lady today calls and says got a new outbuilding that's just been boarded by carpenter and is ready to go, I said did you want me to start Monday and she said yes so I said Monday 19th December! :tarjetaroja:
 
me and my mate was doing a job in east London skimming out units was asked to float and set communals asked price was told it would be ok. We did a a corridor and it had loads of expansion beads had to go and see this little flash c**t of a surveyor who told us 5 quid a m2 and i don't pay for beads so we haggled a bit but still not to our satisfaction. So i said okay won't be doing no more got our money he knocked all the money off for beading and put the rate down to 4 quid Saturday morning two lath hammers in hand me and me mate went in and wrecked the lot put a hammer thru every bead and ripped them off never heard a word
 
Gibbo said:
me and my mate was doing a job in east London skimming out units was asked to float and set communals asked price was told it would be ok. We did a a corridor and it had loads of expansion beads had to go and see this little flash c**t of a surveyor who told us 5 quid a m2 and i don't pay for beads so we haggled a bit but still not to our satisfaction. So i said okay won't be doing no more got our money he knocked all the money off for beading and put the rate down to 4 quid Saturday morning two lath hammers in hand me and me mate went in and wrecked the lot put a hammer thru every bead and ripped them off never heard a word
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damn right
 
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