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mata
31 Dec 10 22:53
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Anyone have this problem with any bookmaker lately,I had a large enough bet on cork to win all-ireland football with john wall bookmakers last april,he is based in wicklow,I have been constantly fobbed off by him,when I eventually got a cheque off him in november the cheque bounced,I have been constantly ringing him and he keeps saying he"ll pay me but now I"ve heard he"s closed his shops and surprise surprise he now wont answer me.Does anyone have any advice for me what I should do next,I will not let it go

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turtleshead
When: 31 Dec 10 23:03
Well first see if he's still trading, if so take him to court.
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mata
When: 31 Dec 10 23:11
Was trading up to last week,can you take legal action over a bet
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Babelicious19
When: 31 Dec 10 23:25
He owes you money , of course you can take legal action
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mata
When: 31 Dec 10 23:55
Thats the route I"m going to take
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Babelicious19
When: 01 Jan 11 00:09
You should , take the cuuuunt for all he has !
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turtleshead
When: 01 Jan 11 00:39
Gambling debts are legally recoverable, and even if they weren't, the fact that he has given you a bounced cheque would be enough to take action. I had a quick look at his website, it's not working. Which could well mean he is in trouble.

So if you are going to take action, be quick about it.
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murphyjust.
When: 01 Jan 11 19:24
gambling debts aren't recoverable by law in Ireland but you can sue on the cheque. Hopefully for you it was a personal cheque rather than a company cheque. If it's a company cheque - and the company is folding - then you're unlikely to get paid

fuking disgraceful action on his part if he isn't paying..
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