So I think this is the right forum for this as this is about the solicitors of a customer, if not then please feel free to move it mods.
Background: at my work we occasionally have to chase customers for proof that they have moved into a property, we normally ask for either a full copy of the customers lease agreement/tenancy agreement or for a stamped solicitors letter on headed paper confirming the change of ownership. Normally this is faxed over, occasionally the customer or the solicitor's will scan the document and send it over in a secured, uneditable pdf format. either is perfectly acceptable
All names are changed to protect the innocent (guilty)
So a customer today asked me to call their solicitors, Jones and Sons as they only had a proof copy of their documents (one without signatures that you recieve before the final one to make surte the clauses are all correct.) I called the solicitors and spoke to a secretary, Julie. She was helpful and said that Mr Jones was away until Monday so could not get a solicitors letter sent to us, she would have a look in the file and send us the completed, signed and stamped copy of the Tenancy Agreement. I gave her my email address and thanked her for her help.
about an hour later I recieved the following email with the subject "as requested - Lease details" (the only thing I have changed are names, the rest, including spelling and grammar are untouched)
there was also no attachment...
I called Julie back and she apologised and said she'd send the attachment again. I then recieved a blank email, no title with an attachement. The attachment was a .doc which contained what amounted to a filled in template of a tenancy agreement. Please note that as a standard .doc file it was completely editable and also contained no signatures or stamps.
So now I'm waiting till monday when Mr Jones will be back and able to write me a (fingers crossed) valid solicitors letter.
I am forever losing faith in humanity piece by piece.
Background: at my work we occasionally have to chase customers for proof that they have moved into a property, we normally ask for either a full copy of the customers lease agreement/tenancy agreement or for a stamped solicitors letter on headed paper confirming the change of ownership. Normally this is faxed over, occasionally the customer or the solicitor's will scan the document and send it over in a secured, uneditable pdf format. either is perfectly acceptable
All names are changed to protect the innocent (guilty)
So a customer today asked me to call their solicitors, Jones and Sons as they only had a proof copy of their documents (one without signatures that you recieve before the final one to make surte the clauses are all correct.) I called the solicitors and spoke to a secretary, Julie. She was helpful and said that Mr Jones was away until Monday so could not get a solicitors letter sent to us, she would have a look in the file and send us the completed, signed and stamped copy of the Tenancy Agreement. I gave her my email address and thanked her for her help.
about an hour later I recieved the following email with the subject "as requested - Lease details" (the only thing I have changed are names, the rest, including spelling and grammar are untouched)
Dear Darkforge
Plz find attached lease details,
hope this suffice,
if not call be back and i will ask Mr Jones to to a side letter for you.
Regards
Julie
Jones and Sons
Plz find attached lease details,
hope this suffice,
if not call be back and i will ask Mr Jones to to a side letter for you.
Regards
Julie
Jones and Sons
I called Julie back and she apologised and said she'd send the attachment again. I then recieved a blank email, no title with an attachement. The attachment was a .doc which contained what amounted to a filled in template of a tenancy agreement. Please note that as a standard .doc file it was completely editable and also contained no signatures or stamps.
So now I'm waiting till monday when Mr Jones will be back and able to write me a (fingers crossed) valid solicitors letter.
I am forever losing faith in humanity piece by piece.

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