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17/05/2015 4:08 pm
Hi all, I am still alive and kicking , come Tuesday my complaint will be hear by the IPA in London , taken me 20 months to get this far .
Heard back from the AIB in Scotland about further information regarding my ex Trustee under the freedom of information act , very interesting reading but in short between the 14th of May 2012 and the 31st of march 2015 there has been 83 audits of his accounts ,in 8 cases the trustee had already been discharged , or the audit request withdrawn . Now comes the interesting part of the remaining 75 cases , there was 72 cases in which his fees were reduced, surely some kind of record for fee reductions how does he keep getting away with constantly over charging ? . Maybe the experts might wish to highlight how many fee reductions they have had during the same period to try and put this into some kind of context , going to calculate the total of the 72 cases and add it here .[B)]
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17/05/2015 4:25 pm
£14499.38 , a schocking amount
17/05/2015 6:15 pm
Hi Pinalta
I'll start. None in 28 years.
Mark
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18/05/2015 9:41 am
Hi pinalta,
It's a lot of a cases for fees to be reduced.
I've just checked with our two Insolvency Practitioners and they have advised that we have not had any in over 30 years.
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18/05/2015 9:49 am
Hi pinalta.
Is the figure you've written above correct?
It averages just over £200 per case (where fees were reduced).
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18/05/2015 8:45 pm
one hundred and forty four thousand nine hundred and ninety pounds and 38 p . My mist[V]ake , thank you TDA for pointing that out .
18/05/2015 9:40 pm
I thought so.
£2000 per case.
It really is a lot of money.
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18/05/2015 10:38 pm
In my case it was 12.5k .
18/05/2015 11:39 pm
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[br]one hundred and forty four thousand nine hundred and ninety pounds and 38 p . ..
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19/05/2015 11:23 am
I have checked here too and as far as I can tell it doesn't appear that we have had any instances of fees being reduced by the AIB after audit either.
It is certainly a huge amount - makes you wonder about the cases that weren't audited too...
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19/05/2015 12:28 pm
Averaging an hourly charge this would work out at overcharging in the region of 828 hours!
Interesting to hear the result of the IPA review.
Mark
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19/05/2015 9:02 pm
Thank you experts and TDA . I shudder to think about those who just accepted his fees , however I think those who bought over bad debt have been very complacent , it will be my next request from the AIB to find out who requested the audits and why , regarding the IPA review it is my opinion that they are a spineless and toothless entity ,during my first hand experience of blatant and obvious H2o extraction from my ex trustee . Capre diam .
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19/05/2015 9:06 pm
OOOps , sorry to not thank Mark in particular for his sage council over the last few years , without his help and advice I probably just went into the shower without a soap on a rope . TDA thanks for your help to , you have a very difficult job keeping the peace . In hoc signum vinces .
21/05/2015 4:01 pm
No problem, Pinalta. It's certainly been an interesting journey. Interesting wasn't, of course, my first choice of word to use!!
Be good to hear how or even if this is dealt with.
Mark
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21/05/2015 9:17 pm
What words would you use Mark ? I can think of certain crimes from which you could be sentenced for less pay back / time . No confidence in the IPA
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