How to Handle an Energy Company’s Response to a Mis-Sold Energy Claim
This blog post is a game-changer, your definitive guide on how to navigate and effectively handle an energy company’s response to your mis-sold energy claim.
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This blog post is a game-changer, your definitive guide on how to navigate and effectively handle an energy company’s response to your mis-sold energy claim.
If you suspect you have mis-sold an energy contract, it is important to first contact your energy supplier and raise your complaint in writing.
To ensure that your mis-sold energy claim is successful, avoid common mistakes. Including failing to gather evidence and accepting a low compensation offer.
To maximise your chances of success with a mis-sold energy claim, it’s important to gather evidence, including records of all communication with your supplier.
The legal process for making a mis-sold energy claim involves seeking legal advice to review your energy contracts and see whether any mis-selling has occurred.
Energy mis-selling involves instances where an organisation is misled into purchasing energy products or services that are not in their best interests.
To make a mis-sold energy claim, obtain copies of your supply contracts and invoices to establish the extent of any mis-selling. Consider seeking legal advice.
If your business has been a victim of energy mis-selling, there are remedies available to you such as hunting a refund for payments and pursuing legal action.
The energy ombudsman is an impartial service that helps resolve disputes between consumers and energy providers. They handle complaints across the energy sector
This article will shed light on the consequences of falling prey to energy mis-selling and provide knowledge to combat this silent business crime.
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