09 Feb 2013 19:48:

Try Seguro Parking. Www.seguroparking.com

Arno & his team are really good to deal with & they provide an excellent service.

Thread: Long term parking at murcia airport

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03 Jan 2013 16:23:

I have just priced up return flights with Ryanair, London to Almeria for 17th -31st August with the total cost amounting to £895 for 2 people with one piece of 15kg checked in luggage each.

Easyjet want £793 for the same dates with 20kg checked luggage each.

The same dates, London to Alicante with BA have a total cost of £625 with one piece of 23kg checked luggage each.

So for an extra one hour journey in each direction, I can save either £168 or £270 - How is it possible for Ryanair & Easyjet to promote themselves as "budget airlines" when they quite clearly, are anything but?

In fact I could travel Business Class with BA for only £30 more than the Ryanair price (& have a total of 6 times more luggage!)



Thread: Ryanair - An open letter that says it all

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29 Oct 2012 17:36:

Hi Louise

In Spain, like there was In the UK until a few years ago, there are standing charges for utilities, regardless of whether the property is occupied or not or whether there is any usage or not.

IVA is the equivalent of VAT which is currently paid at 21% (since 1st September 2012). Prior to that it was 18% & was at that level for quite a while.

Have you checked to make sure that the payment you made in February has been credited to your account?

Also, have you had someone check that your meter reading is correct & that you aren't being charged for electricity you haven't used?

You also need to bear in mind that in many cases, alternate bills are estimated.

I hope you manage to get it sorted out soon.

Noreen

Thread: ENDESA - ELECTRICTY DISCONNECTED

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20 Oct 2012 15:52:

 John1074

I have had a look through some old emails & I have found a reference to the relevant legislation for the action that can be pursued through the provision of the EU legislation.

Regulation (EC) No.1896/2006 of the Europeean Parliament & of the council 12th December 2006 for creating a Europeean Order for Payment Procedure when collecting cross-border debts.

I trust that this information will point you in the right direction.

You are welcome to PM me if you require any further information.

Thread: Community fees - Monthly service charges in arrears

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20 Oct 2012 14:37:

Johnzx it is you that would appear to be failing to understand & because you fail to understand does not excuse your rudeness.

The sentence that you keep repeating relates to proceeding to Spanish Law whereby the legal process must be undertaken in the same region as where the Property is located. So to put it simply, if you have a debt in relation to a Spanish property in Murcia region, you cannot pursue the debt through the courts of Malaga, for example.

The EU legislation is entirely separate & allows anyone who lives in a member state of the EU to be pursued for a debt in any other EU state. This action is progressed through the courts where a judgement is made & appropriate recovery action can then be taken. In respect of recovering community fees for a property in Spain, at no point does this process involve the Spanish legal system

Therefore Spanish Law or London By Laws have nothing to do with the process of the EU legislation.

Just because you cannot grasp that this legislation is available to be used, does not mean that you are correct or that the process is not available.

This message was last edited by nfm2862 on 20/10/2012.
Thread: Community fees - Monthly service charges in arrears

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