Received an email a few days ago from " My Diesel Claim" stating that there was a typo in the original contract of agreement. They would take 35% legal fees if successful but due to that typo it should've been 50%. Now I'm no lawyer but I think from the original binding contract it stats a 35% fee so they should as I believe stand by the agreement which is legally binding the moment you sign or agree to those original terms and conditions. They can't be changed mid case as this is what both parties agreed on. So with that being said this should be brought forward to the ombudsman who should then make it very clear to "Diesel Claim" that people will then be allowed to make a reclaim against the " Diesel Claim. " Company with 0% fees or tax on the 15% owed. If everyone could do this then it would kinda be like saying to the bank after taking out a £30,000 loan... Sorry that original agreement we had stating that 19.9% interest would be paid back over 4-5 years.... No I don't feel like that now as there was a malfunction in my thought process that day and what I was originally supposed to say was that I'll only be paying 2% ! The bank happily agrees and lets me go about my business 😏 .... Come on " Diesel Claim Guys! We the people are helping you make some money so don't try to screw us over for taking off us what was originally ours.
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