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    Gmail – Your letter from 7/9/Fwd: Wescot Response 49597867 RE: Correspondence Reply






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    Erik Ribsskog
    <eribsskog@gmail.com>






    Your letter from 7/9/Fwd: Wescot Response 49597867 RE: Correspondence Reply






    Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 10:24 PM



    To:
    Contact Us <contactus@wescot.co.uk>






    Hi I’m refering to your letter from 7/9, (with Wescot reference 472365139), which I received today and which I attach a scanned copy of.
    I’ve earlier informed you that I’m unemployed and only can afford to pay you token-payments until I find new employment.


    I have unfortunately not found new employment, (even if I apply for new jobs every day), but I hope to find a new job soon. In the mean-time I can unfortunately only repeat my offer of one pound monthly token-payments.

    (Like I have agreed with you earlier).

    This is also what I pay my other creditors, by the way. But I’m going to pay you more, and contact you about this, as soon as possible, when I get a new job.
    Hope this is alright! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-
    From: Contact Us <contactus@wescot.co.uk>
    Date: Fri, Nov 2, 2012 at 8:27 AM
    Subject: Wescot Response 49597867 RE: Correspondence Reply
    To: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    02 November 2012


    Dear Mr
    Ribsskog

    Further to your recent email, I am sorry to note there appears to be some confusion over the account. To resolve this and offer a detailed explanation I have
    referred the points you have raised to our client and we are currently awaiting an update from them.

    I trust the above answers your query and I apologise you had to contact us again to confirm the details.



    Yours sincerely


    Funmi Olugbenga-Dada

    Account Controller




    Description: untitled




    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2012 3:29 PM
    To: Contact Us
    Cc: Q&A
    Subject: Re: Wescot ResponseRE: Correspondence Reply

    Hi,



    I have explained that in the e-mail where you have highlighted a sentence in red.


    That your partner Capital One told me last year my signature wasn’t mine.


    And that you this year have lied about me not replying to your correspondence.


    And that you have made me waste my time since your partner Capital One and yourselves haven’t been able to accept my token-payment-offer like other companies like Swalec, DML and United Utilities have accepted, almost a year ago.


    This is sabotage, I think.


    I suspect you and Capital One have a secret agenda here.


    And you really should contact your English-teacher about this.

    Because I get anoyed when I have to explain the same again and again.


    And it’s a saying you have here in the UK, which says it’s no excuse for ignorance.


    So eighter you’re ignorant or slow.


    So I think you should perhaps find another job.

    Like putting spread on sandwiches, or something like that.

    Just an advice.

    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog



    On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 3:18 PM, Contact Us <contactus@wescot.co.uk> wrote:



    Date 30th October 2012


    Dear Mr Ribsskog


    Further to your recent email regarding your email below. I acknowledge your comments and would like to confirm that Wescot always attempt to respond with
    an explanation or resolution as quickly as possible.

    Please advise as to why this account would be deleted, we have no details in regards to a query for this account. If you believe this balance is not due
    we would require the full details of dispute on this account. Which would allow us to investigate your query with our client.

    Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience you may have been caused whilst contacting us.


    Yours sincerely


    Ms H Thundercliffe

    Accounts Controller


    Description: image002


    Registered in Scotland No. SC84131, Registered Office: Kyleshill House, 1 Glencairn Street, Saltcoats, Ayrshire KA21 5JT



    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 30 October 2012 14:54
    To: Contact Us
    Subject: Re: Correspondence Reply

    Hi,



    this about that my debt has been deleted is something I’m still looking forward to hearing from you about.


    Perhaps you should ask your old English-teacher for advice as to what my writings meant.

    Best regards,


    Erik Ribsskog



    On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 1:55 PM, Contact Us <contactus@wescot.co.uk> wrote:



    Date 30th October 2012


    Dear Mr Ribsskog


    Further to your recent email regarding the below account. I acknowledge your comments and would like to confirm that Wescot always attempt to respond with
    an explanation or resolution as quickly as possible.

    In your email below you have you look forward to hearing that this debt has been deleted. Please could you advise further on this, as we haveno details
    in regards to the balance being deleted.

    Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience you may have been caused whilst contacting us.


    Yours sincereley



    Ms H Thundercliffe

    Accounts Controller


    Description: image002



    Registered in Scotland No. SC84131, Registered Office: Kyleshill House, 1 Glencairn Street, Saltcoats, Ayrshire KA21 5JT



    From: Erik Ribsskog
    [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 19 October 2012 10:40


    To: Correspondence Queries
    Cc: offers
    Subject: Re: Correspondence Reply




    Hi,



    ok, I don’t think I have gotten their sort-code and account-number.


    Do you know this?


    I also sent you an update, on Saturday, after the e-mail you replied to now.


    I’ll paste that in this e-mail now.


    Best regards,


    Erik Ribsskog


    PS.


    Here’s the update e-mail from Saturday:
    Hi,


    I got a new income and expenditure-form in the post from you today.


    From 11/10, with the reference D3/49597867.


    I contacted your partned Capital One last automn, regarding my new budget.



    I offered you a token-payment-agreement on £1 a month, untill I got a full-time-job.



    Capital One told me my signature wasn’t mine, so this process have stalled, since last year.



    Now you get back to me.



    I’m still unemployed but I’m trying to set a business up, on my spare-time.



    And the Jobcentre is ‘messing’ with my jobseekers allowance.



    So at the moment, I have to say I don’t have any income.


    I could get back to you when I get the jobseekers allowance back.



    And then I would offer you the same as last time, £1 a month in token-payments.



    I’ve since last year gotten a flat witch was unfurnitured.

    So any money I have left after token-payments each month I now buy furniture and other things for the flat with.




    And I was going to set up a new budget, when I got a full-time job.


    And I’m going to do that.



    But I don’t think it’s right that I have to set up a new budget now, because your partner said my signature wasn’t mine, and didn’t accept my new budget, last year.




    This has taken so much of my time now, so you should really just delete the debt, I think.



    I’m on Ladders, so I have a high income-potential.



    All the hours I’ve spent on you and Captial One should add up to arround the debt I owe you, I think.




    So I’m looking forward to hearing from you that my debt with you has been deleted! Hope this is alright! Best regards,



    Erik Ribsskog





    On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 10:24 AM, Correspondence Queries <client@cccs.co.uk> wrote:



    Good morning Erik,


    Thank you for contacting us about Wescot.


    To make token payments to Wescot you do not need to fill in a giro slip. All you need is their sort code and account number and also
    the Wescot reference number starting with DM or D3. You then need to go into your bank and ask them to send £1 payment to Wescot by bank transfer. They may reject the offer of payment but they won’t reject the £1 payment you send and this will reduce the debt
    in time.

    If you need any advice then please do not hesitate to call us.


    Kind regards


    Faye

    Correspondence Advisor


    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 12 October 2012 16:13
    To: Correspondence Queries
    Cc: offers
    Subject: Re: Update/Fwd: *****7867/Fwd: CCCS

    Hi,



    thank you for your e-mail!

    I’m not paying token-payments at the moment.


    Wescot have sent me a budget-form again now.


    But as your collegue there have previously told me I don’t have to fill out this form to get token-payments. It should be enought that I’ve explained about my situation.


    I’ve offered Wescot a token-payment-arrangement like a ‘million’ times.


    But they haven’t sent me giros or anything.


    And this is taking a lot of my time now.


    Because I’ve been offering Wescot, (and Capital One), a token-payment-arrangement since last year now.


    And all I get are standard letters which tells lies like that I haven’t replied to their letters.


    When I’ve sent about a million e-mails to them, which I haven’t gotten replies to.


    So I now copy this e-mail to Wescot.


    And I hope they’ll send me some giros for the token-payment arrangement of £1 a month now.


    Or tell me what information they need from me to set up a direct-debit-agreement.


    So I hope this will be sorted now.


    Thanks again for the e-mail! Best regards,


    Erik Ribsskog



    On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 8:07 AM, Correspondence Queries <client@cccs.co.uk> wrote:



    Hello Eric


    Thank you for copying us in to the email you have sent to Wescot.


    Please try not to worry about the contact you have received as this is a standard procedure for creditors to take. Nelson Guest & Partners are an
    internal collections department who work on behalf of Wescot to collect the outstanding balance.

    As you have contacted this creditor to advise of your current financial situation and are making token payments, you are doing all you can at this
    time. If you receive any further contact regarding this matter, please advise of this.

    I hope this is helpful and reassuring.


    If you have any queries or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us on  0845 272 5400. Lines are open 8am to
    6pm, Monday to Friday. Email us at
    client.services@cccs.co.uk
    or go online to www.cccs.co.uk
    and follow the links to send us a web mail.                                                    

    Kind regards


    Hannah

    Correspondence Advisor



    From: Erik Ribsskog
    [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 08 October 2012 01:14
    To: offers@wescot.co.uk
    Cc: Q&A
    Subject: Update/Fwd: *****7867/Fwd: CCCS


    Hi,



    on Saturday I got a letter from Nelson Guest & Partners Solicitiors, witch I attach a scanned copy of.


    I’m don’t have the chance to pay 50% of the dept, av the moment, unfortunately.


    I’m repeating my offer of a token-payment-arrangement again.


    (Which I’ve done many times earlier).


    I hope you can ‘stop messing around’ now, (like I think I have to call it), and just accept my token-payment-offer, like the other companies have done.


    I don’t understand why you do so much ‘mumbo-jumbo’ surrounding this.


    This should be a straight forward tokey-payment agreement.


    I hope the CCCS can tell you to stop with your funny letters and just accept my token-payment-agreement, which I have offered you, a million times, (to exaggerate, but anyway).


    Captial One even have a football-cup named after you, but you don’t seem to be a serious company.


    It’s like being on the candid camera to try get a token-payment-agreement agreed with you.


    Erik





    ———- Forwarded message ———-




    From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
    Date: Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 3:32 PM
    Subject: Re: *****7867/Fwd: CCCS
    To: offers <offers@wescot.co.uk>
    Cc: Q&A <contactus@cccs.co.uk>
    Hi,




    it should be D3/49597867, (like I wrote in the subject-line in the e-mail I sent you on 20/9).


    I repeat my token-payment offer on £1 a month, like I offer all my other creditors untill I find new employment.



    Hope this is alright!

    Best regards,


    Erik Ribsskog






    On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 8:30 AM, offers <offers@wescot.co.uk> wrote:



    Good morning,


    Please provide the wescot reference beginning with D3 or DM


    Kind regards






    Rebecca Stearman

    Offers Administrator


    email:  
    offers@wescot.co.uk

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    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 28 September 2012 14:34
    To: Correspondence Queries
    Cc: offers
    Subject: Re: *****7867/Fwd: CCCS



    Hi,



    thank you for your e-mail!

    Yes, I send a copy of this e-mail to Wescot as a reminder of my token-payment-offer, of one pound a month untill I find new employement.


    I thought it was like you write here, with the budget-form etc., from when I went to business-school, in the eighties.


    Even if that was in Norway, I think business-law is mostly the same in the western world.


    Mostly based on old British business-law, if I’m not mistaking.


    Thank you very much for the help with this!

    The information I sent to Capital One was a new token payment-offer after I had to move to Sunderland for some months last year.


    If I remember it right.


    I now found a letter on my blog, from Capital One, from 2009, when they also complained about my signature, (so this has happened in both 2009 and 2011), which I attach.


    Thanks again for the advice!

    Best regards,


    Erik Ribsskog

    On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 12:37 PM, Correspondence Queries <client@cccs.co.uk> wrote:




    Hi Erick


    Thank you for your email about your Wescot and Capital One accounts.


    If you have concerns over the wording of the letter from Wescot, I would advise you to raise a complaint directly with them.


    The complaint procedure can take up to 8 weeks and if you are unhappy with any response they give you, you can raise this further with the financial
    ombudsman service.

    You don’t need to fill out the budget form that Wescot have sent you. You have advised them that you have already completed a budget with us. Both forms
    cover the same areas. If you need a copy of the budget that you completed with us, please let me know as I can send this out to you. The budget can also be sent to Capital One.

    I wouldn’t advise you to stop making payments towards the Wescot account. It is in your best interest and benefit that you carry on making a token payment.
    It will show that you are willing to pay the account off.

    If you don’t make a payment, the creditor can take further action.


    I understand you would like to keep the contact in writing but it is also best that you call them to discuss your concerns. This will eliminate any responses
    about them not receiving your letters.

    You can ask for a Data Access Request from them which will provide you with all the notes made on your account. There may be a charge for this request.


    Can you advise me what information you sent to Capital One for them to reject your signature? If your signature hasn’t changed, I would advise you to
    contact Capital One and ask for a further explanation, i.e. are they comparing your signature to the signature on the original credit agreement?

    Again, you can ask for a Data Access Request to see what has been noted on your account and there may be a charge for this request.


    I hope this has been helpful.


    If you have any further queries, please contact us on 0845 272 5400, lines are open 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, you can email us at
    client.service@cccs.co.uk.

    Kind regards





    Paul Marshall

    Correspondence Co-ordinator









    From: Erik
    [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 26 September 2012 00:05
    To: Correspondence Queries
    Subject: Re: *****7867/Fwd: CCCS
    Hi,



    I’ve gone to business-school and letters shouldn’t contain lies even if they are standard letters.


    Here it’s obvious that the standard letter is used wrongly.



    I’m not making a token-payment here, you haven’t read up.


    Please escalate to your line manager.



    Regards,



    Erik Ribsskog


    PS.


    And I don’t think it’s a good idea to call these companies.



    It’s better to keep the correspondence in writing, so to keep documentation about what has been agreed.



    PS 2.



    You haven’t commented on that Capital One told me my signature wasn’t mine.



    I want to please escalate this to your line-manager.




    On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 10:33 AM, Correspondence Queries <client@cccs.co.uk> wrote:

    Hi Erik

    Thank you for contacting us about your account with Wescot. Creditors will often send standard collection letters out to you. Standard letters will include certain phrases that may not fit entirely, such as “we have not received a reply”. Unfortunately even though you are making a token payment we cannot stop creditors from contacting you. You should continue to keep your creditors up to date with your financial situation and offer them the most fair and reasonable offer you can. It may be best to call your creditors and speak to someone directly. That way all issues can be discussed there and then. If you have any further questions or need some more advise, you can call us on 0845 272 5400. Lines are open from 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. You can also email us at
    client.service@cccs.co.uk. Kind regards Gurj
    Correspondence Advisor
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    From: Erik ******* [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
    Sent: 20 September 2012 14:41
    To: offers
    Cc: Q&A
    Subject: Your ref: ******7867/Fwd: CCCS Hi, I’m refering to your Final Notice-letter from 17/9, which I recieved today. You there write: ‘but we have not received a replyto our previous correspondence’. But this isn’t right, I’ve earlier written to you e-mails a lot of times offering a token-payment. Is this the Candid Camera? Your partner Capital One also did a practical joke like this, when they told me my signature wasn’t mine last year. Please stop with the monkey-business, and be serious. I hope the CCCS can stop your funny bailiff-actions and lies. Erik ****
    ———- Forwarded message ———-
    From: Q&A <contactus@cccs.co.uk>
    Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2012 17:37:39 +0100
    Subject: CCCS
    To: Erik******** <eribsskog@gmail.com> Good afternoon Thank you for your email. There isn’t anything in the Consumer credit Act that states you must supply these details to a creditor. You can always provide them a copy of the budget and list of creditors that you have done through us. Regardless of whether they accept the offer or not please continue to make the token payment. Kind regards
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    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
    Sent: 19 August 2012 20:59
    To: Q&A
    Cc: offers@wescot.co.uk
    Subject: Problems with Wescot/Fwd: Update/Fwd: Wescot reference:
    *******867 (Regarding Capital One-debt).
    Hi, I’ve told Wescot I’m unemployed and have offered them a £1 monthly token-payment untill I find new employment. (Like I’ve offered my other creditors). Wescot don’t accept but wants me to fill out an income and expenditure-form. I can’t remember that you at CCCS have mentioned that I have to fill out a form like that, when I do budget-work. It’s like they go a bit to close, and this seems unecessary, to me. What do you think at CCCS about this? Does the law say that I have to fill out a form like that? I attach the letter from Wescot. Yours sincerely, Erik *******
    ———- Forwarded message ———-
    From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
    Date: Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 10:35 PM
    Subject: Update/Fwd: Wescot reference: *******867 (Regarding Capital One-debt).
    To: offers@wescot.co.uk
    Hi, I got an income and expenditure-form, in the post, from you, earlier this week. I don’t understand the point in me filling out that form. I’ve already told you that I’m on budget in co-operation, with the CCCS, and that I only can afford to pay a token-payment, (on £1), untill I find new employment. So this is my offer. I don’t understand why you send me this form. I think is unnessesary paper-work then. None of my other creditors have sent me a form like that. They have just accepted my token-payment-offer. So I hope you can set up a direct debit-agreement, for £1 a month, for this debt. Hope this is alright! Best regards, Erik *********
    ———- Forwarded message ———-
    From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
    Date: Sat, Jul 21, 2012 at 10:31 AM
    Subject: Wescot reference: ******867 (Regarding Capital One-debt).
    To: offers@wescot.co.uk
    Hi, I’m refering to your letter from 19/7, which I got in the post today. I’m currently unemployed, and on a budget in co-operation, with CCCS. My offer to you is the same as to my other creditors, and that is that I pay a one pound token-payment, each month, until I find new employment. Hope this is alright! Yours sincerely, Erik ********
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  • Jeg fortsetter å søke jobber. Denne gang som Store Manager


    Gmail – Store Manager – Chester (Job reference code GBR/283559_1376558364)






    Gmail

    Erik Ribsskog
    <eribsskog@gmail.com>






    Store Manager – Chester (Job reference code GBR/283559_1376558364)






    Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 9:56 PM



    To:
    Poundworld <poundworldretailltd@manpower.co.uk>






    Hi, I read about this vacancy on the Direct Gov-website, and I wanted to
    please apply for this job. I’ve worked as a Store Manager for four years, (I was a
    Cashier/Stocker from 1992 to 1994, then a Key Holder in the summer of
    1994, then an Aspiring Manager the rest of 1994, then an Assistant
    Manager, (in two different stores), from 1995 til 1998, then a Store
    Manager, (in three different stores), from 1998 to 2002, then Key
    Holder, (in two different stores while I studied full-time), from 2002
    to 2004), in the Norwegian grocery-chain Rimi, (now owned by ICA). I was responsible for motivating, training and developing up to 25
    employees, at a time, when I worked as a Store Manager, in Rimi, and
    one of the shops I worked as a Store Manager in, (Rimi Kalbakken, in
    Oslo), from 2000 to 2001, had a weekly turn-over, at around 850.000
    NOK, (which is around £90.000). I’ve also worked as a full-time Cashier, (later part-time Cashier and
    Delicatessen-employee, while studying), in the big hypermarked
    Matland, (which was bought by Coop while I worked there, and changed
    its name to OBS! Triaden), in Lørenskog in Norway. I attach my CV and hope to hear back from you! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog


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  • Jeg sendte en ny e-post til Hugh Baird College


    Gmail – Problems with course start






    Gmail

    Erik Ribsskog
    <eribsskog@gmail.com>






    Problems with course start






    Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 4:39 PM



    To:
    Marc Bailey <Marc.Bailey@hughbaird.ac.uk>

    Cc:
    Contact-Us <Contact-Us@jobcentreplus.gsi.gov.uk>, pamela.woods@connexionslive.com, “Kershaw, Danielle” <Danielle.Kershaw@workinglinks.co.uk>, Landsleder UK <landsleder.uk@ansa.no>, NITH Oslo <oslo@nith.no>, postmottak@hioa.no, Akademikerforbundet <post@akademikerforbundet.no>






    Hi, by the way. Perhaps the college could write a bachelor-degree for me, since I’m
    enrolled there? I have 99 study-credits from NHI, (in Oslo). (Where I studied Information Management, in 1989/90 and 1991/92). And I have 90 study-credits from Oslo University College. (Where I studied IT, in 2002/03 and 2003/04). So I have 189 study-credits, from Information Management and IT. And the limit, fom bachelor-degrees, are 180 credits. So I really have a bachelor-degree in IT and a bachelor-degree in
    Information Management, I think. Perhaps the college could sort this for me, (since my
    home-universities are very slow, for some reason). Since you have dragged me to your college, three times, and wasted my time. (Since this was for no reason, since you canceled the course, that I
    read about, on your web-site). Because my Norwegian-degree, (‘Høgskolekandidat’), is perhaps not so
    well known, here in the UK. And a bachelor-degree is also a better degree. Thanks in advance for the help with this! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog
    On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 4:13 PM, Marc Bailey
    <Marc.Bailey@hughbaird.ac.uk> wrote:
    > I am sorry we have been unable to support your training needs, Mr Ribsskog. Good luck with your future.
    >
    > Kind Regards,
    > Marc
    >
    >
    > ________________________________________
    > From: Erik Ribsskog [eribsskog@gmail.com]
    > Sent: 13 September 2013 14:39
    > To: Marc Bailey
    > Cc: Contact-Us; Landsleder UK; pamela.woods@connexionslive.com; Kershaw, Danielle
    > Subject: Re: Problems with course start
    >
    > Hi,
    >
    > I think you still show lack of respect by calling me by my first name.
    >
    > I don’t want anything more to do with your college.
    >
    > You have dragged me three times to your college, for enrolment, to
    > pick up a letter, and for a fist course-day on a wrong day.
    >
    > And a false letter and a disappairing e-mail is involved.
    >
    > And a guy at the college who clapped me on the back, and patronised me.
    >
    > I’ve had enough of your college.
    >
    > I already have enough credits for a bachelor degree.
    >
    > That’s just something to do with admistration, in Norway.
    >
    > This, (that I went to your college), was to do with my carreer-plan with NCS.
    >
    > And nothing to do with degrees.
    >
    > Like I’ve told you earlier.
    >
    > In 2011 I was thrown out of University of Sunderland-accomodation ‘nazi-style’.
    >
    > When I woke up today I wondered if my problems in the UK was due to
    > that my great-great-grandfather, in Denmark, before the was had to
    > give up a big factory in Fredriksverk, in Denmark, to his sisters
    > British husband.
    >
    > (A Danish family-company.
    >
    > They built the harbour for the town, etc).
    >
    > This was after a conflict, and the British in-law-guy Stephenson, got
    > the Danish familiy-factory.
    >
    > (My grandmother in Norway told me a few years ago, while I lived in
    > Liverpool City Centre).
    >
    > So to cover up this, Brits still mess with this guys, (Heegaard’s), desendants.
    >
    > Is that it?
    >
    > Erik Ribsskog
    >
    >
    > On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 12:30 PM, Marc Bailey
    > <Marc.Bailey@hughbaird.ac.uk> wrote:
    >>
    >> Hi Erik,
    >>
    >> I don’t know why the email has gone astray, I find email systems fairly reliable these days.
    >>
    >> I am sorry to hear that you have had courses cancelled before. Luckily, in my 14 years at Hugh Baird College this is only the second time I have been in the unfortunate position of having to cancel a class.
    >>
    >> We do try and ensure that our courses are in keeping with the demands of our community and regional needs, however the ability to operate courses is contingent on applicable funding. For this reason, we must ensure that we have enough students to at least meet our basic operating costs for the course. Although I cannot comment on your past experiences with Liverpool Community College, these are the reasons behind our decision in this case.
    >>
    >> I understand that the IT industry is a fast paced one with constant changes and developments, however perhaps as you have already gained a Foundation Degree in IT, you could explore the possibility of progressing on to a BA/BSc (top-up) course with a University or Partner College to gain your full degree in IT. If you were to pursue this route it would require a larger financial and time commitment, but it may be an avenue you hadn’t considered. I will hold my hands up and say, I don’t know whether your Foundation Degree would meet their entry requirements, however it may be worth exploring.
    >>
    >> Again, it is with regret that we need to close this class, and please accept our apologies for the inconvenience that this may have caused.
    >>
    >>
    >> Kind Regards,
    >> Marc
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> ________________________________________
    >> From: Erik Ribsskog [eribsskog@gmail.com]
    >> Sent: 12 September 2013 22:44
    >> To: Marc Bailey
    >> Cc: Contact-Us; pamela.woods@connexionslive.com; Landsleder UK; Kershaw, Danielle
    >> Subject: Re: Problems with course start
    >>
    >> Hi,
    >>
    >> I can’t see that I’ve recieved any e-mail from you on 9/9.
    >>
    >> And the false letter seems a bit strange.
    >>
    >> I’m used with colleges canceling the courses I register for.
    >>
    >> Liverpool Community College did this a couple of times, (for courses I
    >> registered on), some years ago.
    >>
    >> So that’s why I though I’d try the college in Bootle now.
    >>
    >> (Since NCS informed me about your college.
    >>
    >> Pamella Woods there at a meeting at Aintree jobcentre).
    >>
    >> This is the third time, (if I’m not mistaking), that this happens to
    >> me, here in Liverpool.
    >>
    >> So I think it’s a bit like being hit by the lightning three times.
    >>
    >> I can’t recommend for people in Norway to study at Merseyside, because
    >> the courses are ‘always’ changed.
    >>
    >> This was very dissapointing, I think.
    >>
    >> I’ll just hear with Aintree jobcentre, (or NCS it they reply), about
    >> taking one of more courses with e.g. Learn Direct, in stead.
    >>
    >> I already have a foundation-degree in IT, from Norway.
    >>
    >> So I don’t really have the ‘update-courses’ on a college, (I think).
    >>
    >> (It’s just that Michelle Kershaw at an organisation the Jobcentre sent
    >> me to, some years ago, in the city centre, adviced me to study at
    >> Liverpool Comunity College, (if I remember it right).
    >>
    >> And NCS adviced me to update my skills at a college as well).
    >>
    >> I have good experience with Learn Direct, so I’m just going to try to
    >> take some courses there instead.
    >>
    >> Thanks for informing me.
    >>
    >> Regards,
    >>
    >> Erik Ribsskog
    >>
    >>
    >> On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 10:04 PM, Marc Bailey
    >> <Marc.Bailey@hughbaird.ac.uk> wrote:
    >>> Hello Erik,
    >>>
    >>> Thank you for getting in touch. I have tried to contact you by telephone a couple of times which I have unfortunately been unsuccessful. I had also sent you an email (see below) informing you of the course cancellation.
    >>>
    >>> I was unaware that a letter had been sent to you with an incorrect start date for the course, so I can only apologise for that. The courses scheduled start date for induction should have been Wednesday 11th, so as you can imagine I was expecting a couple of days for you to receive this information.
    >>>
    >>> Sorry for the inconvenience this miss communication has caused.
    >>>
    >>> Regards,
    >>> Marc
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> ———————————————————————-
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> From: Marc Bailey
    >>> Sent: 09 September 2013 09:43
    >>> To: ‘eriksskog@gmail.com
    >>> Subject: AutoCAD Training – Cancelled
    >>> Importance: High
    >>>
    >>> Hi Erik,
    >>>
    >>> I have just tried to phone you.
    >>>
    >>> I am sorry to say that due to a low number of applicants for the CAD course, we have made the decision that it would not be viable to run the course this year. It’s a shame as historically we have had good enrolment on the course, however I think that it is a casualty of current economic times that courses like this are not as sought after as they used to be.
    >>>
    >>> Anyway, sorry we will not be able help you with your CAD training this year. If you require CAD specifically, I believe Liverpool Community is advertising the course, I am not sure about other institutions. If you are just generally looking for courses to develop your career or skill set, please feel free to look through the our website, or contact the college careers advice to see if there is anything else you would be interested in.
    >>>
    >>> In relation to your fees that you have paid on enrolment (if applicable), I will inform our office of the status of the course, and you will be able to claim a refund from them.
    >>>
    >>> Again, I’m sorry about this situation.
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> Kind Regards,
    >>>
    >>> Marc Bailey
    >>> Programme Manager for CAD
    >>>
    >>> ———————————————————————-
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> —–Original Message—–
    >>> From: Elaine Evans
    >>> Sent: 12 September 2013 15:50
    >>> To: Marc Bailey
    >>> Subject: FW: Problems with course start
    >>>
    >>> Hello Marc,
    >>>
    >>> Please see the email below.
    >>>
    >>> Thanks
    >>> Elaine
    >>>
    >>> —–Original Message—–
    >>> From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
    >>> Sent: 09 September 2013 20:21
    >>> To: Student Services
    >>> Cc: Contact-Us; pamela.woods@connexionslive.com; Landsleder UK
    >>> Subject: Problems with course start
    >>>
    >>> Hi,
    >>>
    >>> i was at Pembroke Building today at 17.50 for the first course-day.
    >>>
    >>> (See attached scans about CAD-course).
    >>>
    >>> I asked the guy in the reception, about the course.
    >>>
    >>> He told me to sit down, and waited for ten minutes, and then he used five minutes, to ask in another room, about the course, after I gave the files I’ve attached.
    >>>
    >>> This guy, (who said he was Terry from Security), told me, that you have written the wrong day, on the letter.
    >>>
    >>> And he said he couldn’t find the person responsible for the course.
    >>>
    >>> (After I’d waited for around fifteen minutes).
    >>>
    >>> I was wondering whats going on.
    >>>
    >>> I see now that someone from the college have called me earlier today.
    >>>
    >>> I thought it was from the computer repair shop, because the motherboard on my computer has been replaced.
    >>>
    >>> What’s going on I’m wondering?
    >>>
    >>> Can you e-mail me the course timetable, please?`
    >>>
    >>> Best regards,
    >>>
    >>> Erik Ribsskog
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> [http://development.hughbaird.ac.uk/footer/footer.jpg]
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> The information contained in this message or in any of its attachments
    >>> may be privileged and confidential and intended for the exclusive use of the
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    >>> you must not copy, disclose, reproduce or distribute its contents.  To do so
    >>> may be deemed unlawful. If you have received this email in error then you
    >>> must immediately delete it from your system.
    >>>
    >>> Any views expressed in this e-mail are those of the author only.
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> Visit our web site www.hughbaird.ac.uk
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>
    >>
    >> [http://development.hughbaird.ac.uk/footer/footer.jpg]
    >>
    >
    >
    > [http://development.hughbaird.ac.uk/footer/footer.jpg]
    >

  • Jeg sendte en ny e-post til Hugh Baird College


    Gmail – Problems with course start






    Gmail

    Erik Ribsskog
    <eribsskog@gmail.com>






    Problems with course start






    Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>


    Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 2:39 PM



    To:
    Marc Bailey <Marc.Bailey@hughbaird.ac.uk>

    Cc:
    Contact-Us <Contact-Us@jobcentreplus.gsi.gov.uk>, Landsleder UK <landsleder.uk@ansa.no>, pamela.woods@connexionslive.com, “Kershaw, Danielle” <Danielle.Kershaw@workinglinks.co.uk>






    Hi, I think you still show lack of respect by calling me by my first name. I don’t want anything more to do with your college. You have dragged me three times to your college, for enrolment, to
    pick up a letter, and for a fist course-day on a wrong day. And a false letter and a disappairing e-mail is involved. And a guy at the college who clapped me on the back, and patronised me. I’ve had enough of your college. I already have enough credits for a bachelor degree. That’s just something to do with admistration, in Norway. This, (that I went to your college), was to do with my carreer-plan with NCS. And nothing to do with degrees. Like I’ve told you earlier. In 2011 I was thrown out of University of Sunderland-accomodation ‘nazi-style’. When I woke up today I wondered if my problems in the UK was due to
    that my great-great-grandfather, in Denmark, before the was had to
    give up a big factory in Fredriksverk, in Denmark, to his sisters
    British husband. (A Danish family-company. They built the harbour for the town, etc). This was after a conflict, and the British in-law-guy Stephenson, got
    the Danish familiy-factory. (My grandmother in Norway told me a few years ago, while I lived in
    Liverpool City Centre). So to cover up this, Brits still mess with this guys, (Heegaard’s), desendants. Is that it? Erik Ribsskog
    On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 12:30 PM, Marc Bailey
    <Marc.Bailey@hughbaird.ac.uk> wrote:
    >
    > Hi Erik,
    >
    > I don’t know why the email has gone astray, I find email systems fairly reliable these days.
    >
    > I am sorry to hear that you have had courses cancelled before. Luckily, in my 14 years at Hugh Baird College this is only the second time I have been in the unfortunate position of having to cancel a class.
    >
    > We do try and ensure that our courses are in keeping with the demands of our community and regional needs, however the ability to operate courses is contingent on applicable funding. For this reason, we must ensure that we have enough students to at least meet our basic operating costs for the course. Although I cannot comment on your past experiences with Liverpool Community College, these are the reasons behind our decision in this case.
    >
    > I understand that the IT industry is a fast paced one with constant changes and developments, however perhaps as you have already gained a Foundation Degree in IT, you could explore the possibility of progressing on to a BA/BSc (top-up) course with a University or Partner College to gain your full degree in IT. If you were to pursue this route it would require a larger financial and time commitment, but it may be an avenue you hadn’t considered. I will hold my hands up and say, I don’t know whether your Foundation Degree would meet their entry requirements, however it may be worth exploring.
    >
    > Again, it is with regret that we need to close this class, and please accept our apologies for the inconvenience that this may have caused.
    >
    >
    > Kind Regards,
    > Marc
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > ________________________________________
    > From: Erik Ribsskog [eribsskog@gmail.com]
    > Sent: 12 September 2013 22:44
    > To: Marc Bailey
    > Cc: Contact-Us; pamela.woods@connexionslive.com; Landsleder UK; Kershaw, Danielle
    > Subject: Re: Problems with course start
    >
    > Hi,
    >
    > I can’t see that I’ve recieved any e-mail from you on 9/9.
    >
    > And the false letter seems a bit strange.
    >
    > I’m used with colleges canceling the courses I register for.
    >
    > Liverpool Community College did this a couple of times, (for courses I
    > registered on), some years ago.
    >
    > So that’s why I though I’d try the college in Bootle now.
    >
    > (Since NCS informed me about your college.
    >
    > Pamella Woods there at a meeting at Aintree jobcentre).
    >
    > This is the third time, (if I’m not mistaking), that this happens to
    > me, here in Liverpool.
    >
    > So I think it’s a bit like being hit by the lightning three times.
    >
    > I can’t recommend for people in Norway to study at Merseyside, because
    > the courses are ‘always’ changed.
    >
    > This was very dissapointing, I think.
    >
    > I’ll just hear with Aintree jobcentre, (or NCS it they reply), about
    > taking one of more courses with e.g. Learn Direct, in stead.
    >
    > I already have a foundation-degree in IT, from Norway.
    >
    > So I don’t really have the ‘update-courses’ on a college, (I think).
    >
    > (It’s just that Michelle Kershaw at an organisation the Jobcentre sent
    > me to, some years ago, in the city centre, adviced me to study at
    > Liverpool Comunity College, (if I remember it right).
    >
    > And NCS adviced me to update my skills at a college as well).
    >
    > I have good experience with Learn Direct, so I’m just going to try to
    > take some courses there instead.
    >
    > Thanks for informing me.
    >
    > Regards,
    >
    > Erik Ribsskog
    >
    >
    > On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 10:04 PM, Marc Bailey
    > <Marc.Bailey@hughbaird.ac.uk> wrote:
    >> Hello Erik,
    >>
    >> Thank you for getting in touch. I have tried to contact you by telephone a couple of times which I have unfortunately been unsuccessful. I had also sent you an email (see below) informing you of the course cancellation.
    >>
    >> I was unaware that a letter had been sent to you with an incorrect start date for the course, so I can only apologise for that. The courses scheduled start date for induction should have been Wednesday 11th, so as you can imagine I was expecting a couple of days for you to receive this information.
    >>
    >> Sorry for the inconvenience this miss communication has caused.
    >>
    >> Regards,
    >> Marc
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> ———————————————————————-
    >>
    >>
    >> From: Marc Bailey
    >> Sent: 09 September 2013 09:43
    >> To: ‘eriksskog@gmail.com
    >> Subject: AutoCAD Training – Cancelled
    >> Importance: High
    >>
    >> Hi Erik,
    >>
    >> I have just tried to phone you.
    >>
    >> I am sorry to say that due to a low number of applicants for the CAD course, we have made the decision that it would not be viable to run the course this year. It’s a shame as historically we have had good enrolment on the course, however I think that it is a casualty of current economic times that courses like this are not as sought after as they used to be.
    >>
    >> Anyway, sorry we will not be able help you with your CAD training this year. If you require CAD specifically, I believe Liverpool Community is advertising the course, I am not sure about other institutions. If you are just generally looking for courses to develop your career or skill set, please feel free to look through the our website, or contact the college careers advice to see if there is anything else you would be interested in.
    >>
    >> In relation to your fees that you have paid on enrolment (if applicable), I will inform our office of the status of the course, and you will be able to claim a refund from them.
    >>
    >> Again, I’m sorry about this situation.
    >>
    >>
    >> Kind Regards,
    >>
    >> Marc Bailey
    >> Programme Manager for CAD
    >>
    >> ———————————————————————-
    >>
    >>
    >> —–Original Message—–
    >> From: Elaine Evans
    >> Sent: 12 September 2013 15:50
    >> To: Marc Bailey
    >> Subject: FW: Problems with course start
    >>
    >> Hello Marc,
    >>
    >> Please see the email below.
    >>
    >> Thanks
    >> Elaine
    >>
    >> —–Original Message—–
    >> From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
    >> Sent: 09 September 2013 20:21
    >> To: Student Services
    >> Cc: Contact-Us; pamela.woods@connexionslive.com; Landsleder UK
    >> Subject: Problems with course start
    >>
    >> Hi,
    >>
    >> i was at Pembroke Building today at 17.50 for the first course-day.
    >>
    >> (See attached scans about CAD-course).
    >>
    >> I asked the guy in the reception, about the course.
    >>
    >> He told me to sit down, and waited for ten minutes, and then he used five minutes, to ask in another room, about the course, after I gave the files I’ve attached.
    >>
    >> This guy, (who said he was Terry from Security), told me, that you have written the wrong day, on the letter.
    >>
    >> And he said he couldn’t find the person responsible for the course.
    >>
    >> (After I’d waited for around fifteen minutes).
    >>
    >> I was wondering whats going on.
    >>
    >> I see now that someone from the college have called me earlier today.
    >>
    >> I thought it was from the computer repair shop, because the motherboard on my computer has been replaced.
    >>
    >> What’s going on I’m wondering?
    >>
    >> Can you e-mail me the course timetable, please?`
    >>
    >> Best regards,
    >>
    >> Erik Ribsskog
    >>
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