I
used to tell them when the letters came as well, but it always fell on deaf ears.

My dappy ex actually went out and bought a TV licence after one of their threatening cunting letters - despite not having had a TV in the place for around 2 years at that point! I managed to get a refund after verbally fighting them on the phone for hours upon end.

I did buy a TV about 2 years ago - at the same time I got a broken X-Box given to me (red rings, so I fixed it) - it does NOT recieve broadcast TV, and I wrote back to yet another of their condescending letters to tell them of this.

I still get letters about once a month telling me that a goon is going to be calling to 'check me out'.
(dchurch bah, Fri 18 Jun 2010, 12:36, 1 reply)

Do what I do.
Take your complaints as high up the organisation as fast as you possibly can. Escalating complaints to people who feel their time is too important to waste dealing with you - and making sure they know you'll keep doing it - is the best way of making sure it never happens again.
(davywavy, Fri 18 Jun 2010, 12:44, closed)

The
letters don't bother me now - like I said she's my ex - my current girlfriend wouldn't be so bloody stupid or threatened by a letter.

I tried to inform them when they asked, but it seems they have memory leakage errors with their database, as it needs updating with the same information every one or two months.

You'd think Crapita might be able to afford a decent database set up wouldn't you?
(dchurch bah, Fri 18 Jun 2010, 14:22, closed)