Phones2UDirect Summons - Address help if possible

I am issuing Phones2UDirect Ltd with a summons but I am a bit stuck for
their address.

In the process of sending back cashback claims I have often copied the
paperwork to their regisitered office;

Phones2Udirect.co.uk Ltd
74 West St Erith
Kent
DA8 1AF

as well as their business address;

Phones2U
Unit B4
Chaucer Business Park
Watery Lane
Kemsing
Sevenoaks
TN15 6QY

I have noticed that the regisitered office letters are never delivered or
picked up (form Post Office tracking numbers).

I think that legal paperwork has to be served to their registered address
but I am not sure what happens if this goes undelivered.

Any help or helpful advice would be appreciated - especially from people
who have had dealings with this company.

Thanks

I sent my summons to the Sevenoaks address, and it had the desired effect!

David

Malcolm Hind wrote:
> I am issuing Phones2UDirect Ltd with a summons but I am a bit stuck for
> their address.
>
> In the process of sending back cashback claims I have often copied the
> paperwork to their regisitered office;
>
> Phones2Udirect.co.uk Ltd
> 74 West St Erith
> Kent
> DA8 1AF
>
> as well as their business address;
>
> Phones2U
> Unit B4
> Chaucer Business Park
> Watery Lane
> Kemsing
> Sevenoaks
> TN15 6QY
>
> I have noticed that the regisitered office letters are never delivered or
> picked up (form Post Office tracking numbers).
>
> I think that legal paperwork has to be served to their registered address
> but I am not sure what happens if this goes undelivered.
>
> Any help or helpful advice would be appreciated - especially from people
> who have had dealings with this company.
>
> Thanks

In message <h%wDi.48814$1G1.9841@newsfe2-win.ntli.net>, Lobster
<davidlobsterpot601@hotmail.com> writes
>I sent my summons to the Sevenoaks address, and it had the desired effect!
>
>David
>
>Malcolm Hind wrote:
>> I am issuing Phones2UDirect Ltd with a summons but I am a bit stuck
>>for their address.
>> In the process of sending back cashback claims I have often copied
>>the paperwork to their regisitered office;
>> Phones2Udirect.co.uk Ltd
>> 74 West St Erith
>> Kent
>> DA8 1AF
>> as well as their business address;
>> Phones2U
>> Unit B4
>> Chaucer Business Park
>> Watery Lane
>> Kemsing
>> Sevenoaks
>> TN15 6QY
>> I have noticed that the regisitered office letters are never
>>delivered or picked up (form Post Office tracking numbers).
>> I think that legal paperwork has to be served to their registered
>>address but I am not sure what happens if this goes undelivered.
>> Any help or helpful advice would be appreciated - especially from
>>people who have had dealings with this company.
>> Thanks
If you go to the companies house website and use 'webcheck' - the free
service - you can search for registered address

<Http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk/>

That shows:

Name & Registered Office:
PHONES 2 U DIRECT.CO.UK LIMITED
74 WEST STREET
ERITH
KENT DA8 1AF
Company No. 04048769

(same as you have)

There are many variations on the phones 2 U name, mostly seem to be
dormant or wound up. Their accounts are due today. If mail is not
deliverable I suspect you could contact companies house to report that
fact.



--
Richard C

"Malcolm Hind" <m.hind505@NOSPAMbtinternet.com> wrote in message
news:Xns99A2807D12DFBMalHind@193.202.122.107...
>I am issuing Phones2UDirect Ltd with a summons but I am a bit stuck for
> their address.
>
> In the process of sending back cashback claims I have often copied the
> paperwork to their regisitered office;
>
> Phones2Udirect.co.uk Ltd
> 74 West St Erith
> Kent
> DA8 1AF
>
> as well as their business address;
>
> Phones2U
> Unit B4
> Chaucer Business Park
> Watery Lane
> Kemsing
> Sevenoaks
> TN15 6QY
>
> I have noticed that the regisitered office letters are never delivered or
> picked up (form Post Office tracking numbers).
>
> I think that legal paperwork has to be served to their registered address
> but I am not sure what happens if this goes undelivered.

I believe the courts will treat it as having been delivered a couple of days
after it being sent, regardless of whether anyone signs for it or actually
receives it.

m.hind505@NOSPAMbtinternet.com declared for all the world to hear...
> I am issuing Phones2UDirect Ltd with a summons but I am a bit stuck for
> their address.
>
> In the process of sending back cashback claims I have often copied the
> paperwork to their regisitered office;
>
> Phones2Udirect.co.uk Ltd
> 74 West St Erith
> Kent
> DA8 1AF
>
> as well as their business address;
>
> Phones2U
> Unit B4
> Chaucer Business Park
> Watery Lane
> Kemsing
> Sevenoaks
> TN15 6QY
>
> I have noticed that the regisitered office letters are never delivered or
> picked up (form Post Office tracking numbers).
>
> I think that legal paperwork has to be served to their registered address
> but I am not sure what happens if this goes undelivered.

I think you will find that a court would treat it as delivered 48 hours
after posting using a trackable service.
--
Regards
Jon

Jon wrote:
> m.hind505@NOSPAMbtinternet.com declared for all the world to hear...
>> I am issuing Phones2UDirect Ltd with a summons but I am a bit stuck for
>> their address.
>>
>> In the process of sending back cashback claims I have often copied the
>> paperwork to their regisitered office;
>>
>> Phones2Udirect.co.uk Ltd
>> 74 West St Erith
>> Kent
>> DA8 1AF
>>
>> as well as their business address;
>>
>> Phones2U
>> Unit B4
>> Chaucer Business Park
>> Watery Lane
>> Kemsing
>> Sevenoaks
>> TN15 6QY
>>
>> I have noticed that the regisitered office letters are never delivered or
>> picked up (form Post Office tracking numbers).
>>
>> I think that legal paperwork has to be served to their registered address
>> but I am not sure what happens if this goes undelivered.
>
> I think you will find that a court would treat it as delivered 48 hours
> after posting using a trackable service.

If you file a claim in the county court they will send it for you by
first class mail. It will be deemed served even if there is no
acknowledgment of service.
--
Michael Hoffman

>Malcolm Hind wrote:
>> I am issuing Phones2UDirect Ltd with a summons but I am a bit stuck
>>for their address.
>> In the process of sending back cashback claims I have often copied
>>the paperwork to their regisitered office;
>> Phones2Udirect.co.uk Ltd
>> 74 West St Erith
>> Kent
>> DA8 1AF
>> as well as their business address;
>> Phones2U
>> Unit B4
>> Chaucer Business Park
>> Watery Lane
>> Kemsing
>> Sevenoaks
>> TN15 6QY
>> I have noticed that the regisitered office letters are never
>>delivered or picked up (form Post Office tracking numbers).
>> I think that legal paperwork has to be served to their registered
>>address but I am not sure what happens if this goes undelivered.
>> Any help or helpful advice would be appreciated - especially from
>>people who have had dealings with this company.
>> Thanks

In message <h%wDi.48814$1G1.9841@newsfe2-win.ntli.net>, Lobster
<davidlobsterpot601@hotmail.com> writes
>I sent my summons to the Sevenoaks address, and it had the desired effect!

I've also used the Sevenoaks address and I didn't get quite such a
positive response (although I did get a rapid cheque but not for the sum
of money I was expecting), and I'm looking forward to my small claims
court hearing in November with interest

Michael Hoffman <cam.ac.uk@mh391.invalid> wrote in
news:fbn4pf$slg$1@gemini.csx.cam.ac.uk:

> Jon wrote:
>> m.hind505@NOSPAMbtinternet.com declared for all the world to hear...
>>> I am issuing Phones2UDirect Ltd with a summons but I am a bit stuck
>>> for their address.
>>>
>>> In the process of sending back cashback claims I have often copied
>>> the paperwork to their regisitered office;
>>>
>>> Phones2Udirect.co.uk Ltd
>>> 74 West St Erith
>>> Kent
>>> DA8 1AF
>>>
>>> as well as their business address;
>>>
>>> Phones2U
>>> Unit B4
>>> Chaucer Business Park
>>> Watery Lane
>>> Kemsing
>>> Sevenoaks
>>> TN15 6QY
>>>
>>> I have noticed that the regisitered office letters are never
>>> delivered or picked up (form Post Office tracking numbers).
>>>
>>> I think that legal paperwork has to be served to their registered
>>> address but I am not sure what happens if this goes undelivered.
>>
>> I think you will find that a court would treat it as delivered 48
>> hours after posting using a trackable service.
>
> If you file a claim in the county court they will send it for you by
> first class mail. It will be deemed served even if there is no
> acknowledgment of service.


Thanks to everyone who answered, I appreciate all the tips.

Regards