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I will draft a legally binding UK refund demand letter
SRA Regulated UK Solicitor Authoritative Legal Letters Demands
I am Kevin Tariq Timms, a fully qualified and SRA-regulated UK Solicitor (SRA ID: 474899). With extensive experience in UK civil law, I specialize in dispute resolution, debt recovery, and legal draft...
About this Gig
Have you paid for a product or service that was faulty, not as described, or simply never delivered? Getting your money back can be frustrating when businesses ignore you.
I am a qualified UK Solicitor (SRA: 474899). I will use my legal expertise to draft a powerful refund demand letter based on the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (for consumers) or the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 (for B2B disputes).
A letter citing exact UK statutes, drafted by a solicitor, cuts through customer service automated replies and forces the business's legal or management team to take your claim seriously.
I cover refunds for:
- Faulty goods or cars
- Poor quality building/contractor work
- Cancelled events or holidays
- Unfulfilled online orders
I will clearly state the breach of contract, calculate the exact amount owed, and give them a strict legal deadline to refund you before court action commences.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Target country:
Worldwide
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FAQ
What law protects me as a consumer?
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 dictates that goods must be of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose, and as described.
Does this work for Business-to-Business (B2B) refunds?
Yes, but different laws apply. I will tailor the letter to B2B breach of contract legislation.
What if the company refuses to refund?
The letter serves as your formal "Letter Before Action." If they refuse, you can proceed directly to the Small Claims Court.
What details do you need?
Invoices, receipts, dates of purchase, and a brief description of why the goods/services failed.
Do you guarantee a refund?
While I cannot guarantee a company's financial status or response, a solicitor-drafted letter has a very high success rate in prompting settlements.
