By: ColP

ColP — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 22:31:59 +0000

Put everything into writing, forget the telephone, send him a final "Letter of Demand" stating politely that you wish to rocover these costs from him blah blah blah…..
Make it all really polite and as formal/legal sounding as you can, then at the end ask for settlement within 14 days or you will commence legal action.
You’ll need to have copies of the invoives etc, everything you can

In Oz, you then take it to small claims court (you don’t need a lawyer), hopefully the Magistrate will award in your favour, it might cost $20 (I think)
Your nearest office of Fair Trading (in NSW) could help you with all this better than me.

You could also report his threat againt your life to the police.

If he contacts you again by telephone tell him to put anything he wants to say in writing and send it to you, as legal action is pending, don’t have a conversation with him AT ALL.

If he threatens you again hang up straight away and immediately contact the 1) the police to report the threat and 2) telstra and report an incident of telephone harrassment, as this can be used later, and phone records can be requested as evidence.

Just keep cool and be polite and confident in your writing and he’ll probly pay up quicker than you think, he is just trying you out, people like that HATE to go to court.
You could also consider writing letters to your local media, newspapers etc to trash his business if he doesn’t come across.
HTH
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By: joanna

joanna — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 21:41:59 +0000

take him to court, you'll get your money back and make sure you mention that you were threatened my him.
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By: hi there

hi there — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 21:20:59 +0000

take them 2 court
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