Been offered Goodwill Payment from Marston

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londonlad88
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Been offered Goodwill Payment from Marston

Post by londonlad88 »

My car was illegally taken by Marston.

They lied on record. I recovered their bodycam footage which proved their EA was aggressive, unprofessional & was in the wrong.

They're still not trying to officially admit to everything but recently called me apologising with a goodwill payment offer of £250.

The woman on the phone apologised for everything and said I was right and the EA was aggressive, unhelpful & unprofessional. She also said their first official response was wrong and shouldn't of happened (they tried to disregard everything in the footage)

I contacted them directly first with a simple email. Then went through Resolver with another basic contact. (this was so they thought I was 'stupid' and would continue their unprofessional manner, then I hit them with quotes, screenshots etc from CIVEA & TFL Know Your Rights etc. and time stamps from the video to show they were wrong.

That's what they apologised for. They've handled it badly as a company.

What should I do next?
zeke
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Joined: 30 Jul 2012 21:23

Re: Been offered Goodwill Payment from Marston

Post by zeke »

A goodwill payment is usually a token.

Calculate and total your losses, expenses and damages and make a counter offer.

Liability resides with the creditor, so copy them in.

Using Resolver wont help you. Several years ago a mystery shopper outed them emailing complaints verbatim to a bailiff company direct from the Resolver webform without human interaction so much as even running a spell-checker.

The mystery shopper could have done that themselves.
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