Saturday 31 March 2012

Direct Debits

DIRECT DEBITS – How safe are they?

“Direct debits are unsafe, the company can go into my bank account and take whatever they want!”

Is this really the case, once you hand in a direct debit form to the company do they have total control over your account?

Here’s what the financial ombudsman says..

“Direct debits are now a major part of daily life, with many people using them each month to pay their household bills. The direct debit guarantee is a powerful safeguard for customers ...............If you pay by direct debit, it is up to the payee’s bank to call for the payment, but you will rightly look to your own bank/building society to ensure the smooth running of any direct debits. Mistakes and errors are covered by the direct debit guarantee.
The direct debit guarantee applies to all banks and building societies taking part in the direct debit scheme. It says that:
  • If there is a change in the amount to be paid or the payment date, the person receiving the payment (the originator) must notify the customer in advance.
  • If the originator or the bank/building society makes an error, the customer is guaranteed a full and immediate refund of the amount paid.
·         Customers can cancel a direct debit at any time by writing to their bank or building society. “
                                                       (Extract from ombudsman news issue 27)

At Wyldecrest our staff abides by the Direct Debit guarantee. If you are on Direct Debit and we make a mistake call your bank and ask for the money to be taken back. Your bank will reclaim this money even without the company’s knowledge.
Any Company that enters in to the Direct Debit Scheme enters in to the guarantee. You have control don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.

Residents Meeting @ Blueleighs Park

Wyldecrest Parks chairman Alfie Best attended a meeting with the residents of Blueleighs Park last night.

In an open question and answer session at a packed meeting at the local village hall, he answered questions on the future of the Park, the electricity supply, and day to day maintenance issues.

Estates director David Sunderland was also in attendance along with park manager Sheila Lakkides.

The company made a donation to resident Reg Barton who is helping organise a Diamond Jubilee party to celebrate the Queen's Birthday in June.

Alfie said:"We all need to pull together, we are part of the same family."

Sunday 4 March 2012

Wyldecrest Parks and one of the Largest Mobile home manufactures are holding a joint open weekend at the Homeseeker Display center this coming weekend – Mar 10th,
Hope to see you all there.
Thanks
Wyldecrest Parks
Just like to say thanks to all who came and saw us in Manchester this weekend at the 50plus exhibition.
Wyldecrest parks
Just a quick note to all to say we will very soon be launching a Brand new Website. Exact date to follow

Saturday 3 March 2012

Welcome to the new Blog for Wyldecrest parks.
Here we will share information about our aims, our company our customers and so on.
Feel free to post, contact us or whatever. We would like to hear from any and all interested in our business.