boss wont pay fuel bill

[johnboy65]

thanks for all the replies , i guess am going to pay to stop bad credit against my name and then take it up in a smal claims court as advised , also it was myself that doesnt work for the company any longer , my boss was the sub contractor for the courier company who still remains with them ,

[epom]

Dude, first things first. There is a caps lock button on your keyboard. After that, don't let him get away with it.

[IanCress]

johnboy65 said:

also it was myself that doesnt work for the company any longer , my boss was the sub contractor for the courier company who still remains with them ,

Well that clears that up

[retrorider]

And if none of that works,look into commercial torts and liens to find remedy in the matter.

[750turbo]

OP - try having a word with the courier company, and inform them what your old boss is up to. Your old boss will have more than £95 to worry about then I bet?

[Mr Taxpayer]

LordHaveMurci said:

ManiacGT said:

Mr Taxpayer said:

...but it won't help your case if it's badly written and puctuated.

Badly what?

Well spotted

God one, wel spoted

[furtive]

epom said:

Dude, first things first. There is a caps lock button on your keyboard. After that, don't let him get away with it.

SO THERE IS

I assume you mean a Shift key

[JM]

johnboy65 said:

thanks for all the replies , i guess am going to pay to stop bad credit against my name and then take it up in a smal claims court as advised , also it was myself that doesnt work for the company any longer , my boss was the sub contractor for the courier company who still remains with them ,

Who were you employed by, the courier company or the boss?

Whose name was the fuel card in?

Whose van was it?

[johnboy65]

i was employed by the sub contrator , and the fuel card was in his name. Thanks again for the replies , also the van was his .

Edited by johnboy65 on Thursday 21st August 06:51

[loskie]

If you take this via small claims make sure you name those (individuals and company) you are claiming against very carefully and fully.IE not just the person or company but all parties then you would have more chance of your debt to be recovered.
CAB may help guide you.

[neil1jnr]

Pay the bill and slash your ex bosses tyres or pour paint thinner over his car... too far?

[southendpier]

Why did you leave on the same day? If this was out of contract terms the company may have a claim against you for costs incurred by you quitting, presumably without notice.

[minerva]

I don't mean to sound like a (complete) wally, but I am a product of the British state school education system and i am absolutely staggered by the language I encounter (spoken and written) these days. I know that 'you know why I mean', so why bother with the correct grammar et al? But you are never going to impress with poor grammar, punctuation and spelling.....

Why spend your life being, well, unimpressive?

Sod the £95. Chalk it up to experience. And then buy a book that was written at least fifty years ago and read it.

[T1547]

minerva said:

I don't mean to sound like a (complete) wally, but I am a product of the British state school education system and i am absolutely staggered by the language I encounter (spoken and written) these days. I know that 'you know why I mean', so why bother with the correct grammar et al? But you are never going to impress with poor grammar, punctuation and spelling.....

Why spend your life being, well, unimpressive?

Sod the £95. Chalk it up to experience. And then buy a book that was written at least fifty years ago and read it.

You may wish to spend some time with the edit button...

[Goody13]

minerva said:

I don't mean to sound like a (complete) wally, but I am a product of the British state school education system and i am absolutely staggered by the language I encounter (spoken and written) these days. I know that 'you know why I mean', so why bother with the correct grammar et al? But you are never going to impress with poor grammar, punctuation and spelling.....

Why spend your life being, well, unimpressive?

Sod the £95. Chalk it up to experience. And then buy a book that was written at least fifty years ago and read it.

I'm new here, but a veteran of other forums and I agree completely with your post. You are a lot more believable if you can write correctly.

[hedgefinder]

Goody13 said:

I'm new here, but a veteran of other forums and I agree completely with your post. You are a lot more believable if you can write correctly.

neighbourhood watch-curtain twitchers unite!

[Goody13]

hedgefinder said:

neighbourhood watch-curtain twitchers unite!

Shouldn't that read 'neighbourhood-watch curtain-twitchers unite' ... ?!

[loskie]

[loskie]

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