Quote: TURFEDOUT "Sorry,but thats absolute rubbish.
Firstly,the company(Spirit of 1873 ltd) has already had the opportunity to respond to the claim.
Secondly the court have decided that the money is owed based on the facts and evidence they have received,hence the judgement is issued.
Thirdly,the company still has 30 days to pay the owed monies before the ccj is entered onto the register.
So there is no excuse,the court have resolved it and found in favour of the claimant,so if you are going to use the process to have the matter resolved,the sensible thing would be then to actually pay the debt within the 30 days before its actually registered and becomes a matter of public information.Once its actually registered it was a completely adverse affect in terms of credit rating of the company and all the kncok on problems that creates.
Spirit of 1873s rating was already low,with a new start business and a negative net worth,rated at just 28/100,the day after the first ccj was registered it dropped to 3/100 and after the second ccj 1/100.Yes,you cant get much lower!!!
A professionally run business should avoid at all costs having a ccj registered against them.'"
So when you say its "rubbish" you mean you agree completely except I didn't know that we'd passed the 30 day part.
