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Checkmate The Matrix
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Civil National Business Centre
I've been paying Scottish Power with Bills of Exchange since July 2024.I've had various third party interlopers ring. message and write, but ignoring them seemed to work. Wilkin Chapman Rollits took over. I had a visit from Engage, I told her I didn't wish to engage, she put a letter through the door, it went on the pile. Letter arrived issued 14/11/25, Civil National Business Centre, claimant Scottish Power, address for sending documents and money, Wilkin Chapman Rollits. Would a DSAR to each slow the momentum? Is it advisable to fill in the form from CNBC? I know I need to stand up and fight, for my children and grandchildren and for a better world. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Have a good day.
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I tried to get onto CNBC website yesterday and today, without success. Claim no. or password incorrect. I spoke to Roger, today, at CNBC, he confirmed, the number, still unsuccessful. He was able to tell me my deadline is tomorrow at 1pm. I asked for an extension, a further 14 days, I have to go on website. He gave me an email address to send the acknowledgement of service form to. On this form it has three options, I intend to defend all of this claim, part of this claim or contest jurisdiction. Is it worth contesting jurisdiction?
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Hello. I've sent the request for an extension, I ticked I intend to defend all of this claim. Return email says I will get a reply in 14 days, you have to laugh. I am thinking if I send DSARS to Scottish Power and WCR, solicitors, to see what they have. Have SP acted on the BOE, have they told Wilkin Chapman Rollits about them? I probably wouldn't get a reply quickly, but maybe for an appeal. Can anyone help me with suitable DSARs for both I would be very grateful. Thank you.
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