outstandg hp bills
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wat will happen if i dnt pay my bill w singtel.
i dnt care if they cut the line bt wat action will they take against me? -
If it's a petty amount, they won't give a sh|t. But if its something they find substantial, they might take legal action. But one thing for sure, your identity will be on their blacklist for awhile.
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you will receive lawyer's letter, serious. i've heard of such cases b4.
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depends on how much you owe
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I remember the highest i owe is 1600...
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Wtf.Originally posted by FadeToBlack:I remember the highest i owe is 1600...
You called overseas sex chatlines everynight before you go to bed or what? -
if amount is 500plus? wat kinda legal action?
amount accumulated from my work.
they wont even let me change to a line w free incomming unless i settle the entire sum 1st. -
I know I owe optus A$33, I'm out of their country, what can they do?
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You will get letters telling you to pay up or they will file charges for breach of contract, and charge all the expenses to you. Really.Originally posted by skeujin:if amount is 500plus? wat kinda legal action?
amount accumulated from my work.
they wont even let me change to a line w free incomming unless i settle the entire sum 1st.
That is correct, same goes for starhub, no settle outstanding bills, no change of plans irregardless. -
they'll send the bill to singtel and singtel will forward the bill to you, after coverting A$33 into SGD.Originally posted by ditzy:I know I owe optus A$33, I'm out of their country, what can they do? -
Well, I hope they have my home address here so they can actually bill me.Originally posted by ^spidee^:they'll send the bill to singtel and singtel will forward the bill to you, after coverting A$33 into SGD. -
im thinkin of changing to another provider for a cheaper plan thn pay off the outstanding slowly.Originally posted by ditzy:You will get letters telling you to pay up or they will file charges for breach of contract, and charge all the expenses to you. Really.
That is correct, same goes for starhub, no settle outstanding bills, no change of plans irregardless.
with my current plan itll take twice as long to settle everthg.
im jus woried they will send me a lawyer letter, additional costs incurred -
In our Going Home programme <-- we were told specifically not to do things like thisOriginally posted by ditzy:I know I owe optus A$33, I'm out of their country, what can they do?
they say the big boys are capable of tracking you down, and you will be asked to pay the amount they spent tracking you down + legal costs if any, on top of what you owe them
btw, don't give singapore/asians a bad name leh you..... -
Urban legend.Originally posted by TehJarVu:In our Going Home programme <-- we were told specifically not to do things like this
they say the big boys are capable of tracking you down, and you will be asked to pay the amount they spent tracking you down + legal costs if any, on top of what you owe them
btw, don't give singapore/asians a bad name leh you.....
Really. -
From what I know, Singtel won't bother you except send you reminder letters for late payment and charge you for them as long as you continue paying some amount every monthOriginally posted by skeujin:im thinkin of changing to another provider for a cheaper plan thn pay off the outstanding slowly.
with my current plan itll take twice as long to settle everthg.
im jus woried they will send me a lawyer letter, additional costs incurred -
They MIGHT (chances are not so high i suppose) send u a letter as u areunable to pay your amount. U might get charged to court but you won't get jailed, maybe just fined or something else. But if you are unable to pay the fine, u'll go to jail instead.Originally posted by skeujin:wat will happen if i dnt pay my bill w singtel.
i dnt care if they cut the line bt wat action will they take against me?
You will also fall on their blacklist. Which means u have a record of not paying bills, and they won't allow you to subscribe to their service again. Furthermore, if you are the owner of your house and holds a house telephone line, they will cut off your house telephone line.
I suggest u try and pay them off ASAP.
Meanwhile, don't worry as they does give people a certain period of time to pay off outstanding hp bills. -
I think small amounts it will Small Claims Tribunal.
Large amounts, you can expect Court Officials coming to paste stickers on your household furniture and appliances, and a court date to compel you to pay up.
You are dealing with SingTel my friend. And guess who SingTel belongs to?? -
ya. i got so frightened...Originally posted by charlize:Wtf.
You called overseas sex chatlines everynight before you go to bed or what?
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Yeah man, I don't want to wake up at night and find LKY sticking stickers all over my furniture.Originally posted by ShutterBug:I think small amounts it will Small Claims Tribunal.
Large amounts, you can expect Court Officials coming to paste stickers on your household furniture and appliances, and a court date to compel you to pay up.
You are dealing with SingTel my friend. And guess who SingTel belongs to?? -
I'm more worried for my other friend, he has a 120 dollar bill with an oz broadband subscribtion and his sister's credit card number is still with them.Originally posted by TehJarVu:In our Going Home programme <-- we were told specifically not to do things like this
they say the big boys are capable of tracking you down, and you will be asked to pay the amount they spent tracking you down + legal costs if any, on top of what you owe them
btw, don't give singapore/asians a bad name leh you..... -
see u in court ba.
how long have u owed them?
my fren owes M1 quite a lot of money.. few hundred i think.. and she has been paying off the debt slowly every month.. i duno how she do that, but she told me she negotiated with M1 and they allow her to clear the debt slowly. -
If you didn't pay for ur outstanding HP bills, your mobile phone line will be de-activated after 2 reminder letters sent to you by SingTel Mobile.
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If you don't settle and amount reached $500, they'll start sending lawyer letter after 3 reminder and after cutting of your line. 2nd lawyer letter requires you to attend court hearing. All legal fees will also be charged to you.
It's based on my friend's cousin experiences. -
dun change the topic.Originally posted by ditzy:I'm more worried for my other friend, he has a 120 dollar bill with an oz broadband subscribtion and his sister's credit card number is still with them.
talking about U here,not ur friend. 
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paying off his bill is cheaper than paying fine and legal fees.Originally posted by kendoboi:But if you are unable to pay the fine, u'll go to jail instead.
ie. go court=go jail.