25 Oct 2007 7:23 PM:

Val

I posted the following:

 

If you're not happy with Andersons, and you think that they're ripping you off, then sack them.  Haven't you had enough problems with Huma, why stick with a doggy solicitor?

 

Now, anyone with an open mind, could see that I was asking why HeyHo was sticking with Andersons, if she though that they were acting in an inappropriate way.  I was not myself calling them dodgy.  But of course you are free to interpret what I wrote literally, in which case I did call them dodgy.

But, if we are taking what is written literally - when did I actually recommend Andersons?  All I actually did was to post their details, I never recommended them.  So, to answer your question - I didn't recommend Andersons in one breath and then contradict myself in another.

 

Do you, actually, have the details, or do you know of anyone personally, who Andersons have helped to get interest and compensation (I'll take your word for it if you post that you have),  or are going on what someone (who has nothing to do with ACC) has written on a forum?  I mean, if I was to post that my solicitor had arranged interest and compensation for x number of clients, would you send them your Power of Atorney, and 2000€ ?  That's what 40+ people have done so far with Andersons.

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24 Oct 2007 11:19 PM:

To quote your original post (before you changed it):

I should explain that several of us (from viva) are trying to ensure that we are all getting a fair deal and that we are being told the same thing.

Now if you were completely happy with Andersons, why would you post the above?  I don't blame you for not trusting Spanish solicitors - I don't.

 

Anyway, I don't expect an answer for the above (why break a habit? ), and I also wish you all the best.

 

Mick

 

p.s.  I would be a little suspicious of dunedin's motives on viva.  The going rate for referrals to solicitors is 10%, so 40 clients paying 3900€ each x 10% = 15600€ - nice work if you can get it

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24 Oct 2007 9:51 PM:

p.s.  Who's worried what people on viva think?

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24 Oct 2007 9:49 PM:

Firstly,  I would like to apologise to everyone on this forum for making a spelling mistake .  I will say 3 Our Fathers, and 5 Hail Marys - now can we leave it?

 

I think that my previous posts answer all you questions.

 

Could you please just answer one question?  If you haven't a problem with Andersons,  why the original post? 

 

reidpj   Mick

 

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24 Oct 2007 8:10 PM:

If you read my post again you will see that I never called Andersons dodgy, I merely questioned why you were still using them if you had the slightest inclination that they weren't completely above board.

 

I didn't copy your posts onto Viva (I have never, and would never, post on that forum), it was another member (reidpj).   Who certainly doesn't think highly of Andersons and would certainly not recommend them (check out the forum on almanzorarentals).

 

Mick

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