Explanation

[forntida]

I received a letter this morning from a well know Insurance firm with a Norfolk name. The opening line was 'This letter has been sent in error, please ignore it'.

I E-mailed them to ask them why, not being one of their customers, was I sent a stupid letter in the first place. I also wanted to know all details they have on their files concerning residents at my address and who gave them permission to hold such details.

I received an E-mail reply immediately asking for the return of the letter before they can deal with my enquiry. I E-mailed a photocopy. I await a reply.

Has anyone else received silly correspondence?(notice I did not say letters)


P.S. I had nothing else to do.

[Bulld0g]

Strange one that . If the sender knew it was going to be sent in error, why send it at all. Could it be something to do with confirmng your details to sell onto third parties.

[Mr Pumpy]

Have you ever had owt to do with said company?????

[forntida]

Have you ever had owt to do with said company?????

3

No dealings at all. I once overtook a tractor, does that count?

[Mr Pumpy]

3

I once overtook a tractor, does that count?

Yes it does.

[forntida]

Yes it does.

This is what happens when you don't read the small print.