Forfatter: Erik Ribsskog

when I was at your office the last time, I walked there, from Walton.

The problem is that the Jobcentre mess with me, and don’t send my allowance.

Why don’t you do anything with this, since you are my solicitor?

I now have around £3 on my bank-account.

And next-week it’s not going to be any money there, due to that I need
these money for food.

And you don’t want to correspond by e-mail.

Is this that you say I’m guilty?

And you don’t write a salutation, (like ‘regards’).

I therefore send an update, of this e-mail, to Mr. Linskill.

I think you shouldn’t let the Jobcentre mess with me, while you are my
solicitor.

I can’t see that you have done anything to get the Jobcentre to stop
breaking the agreements, (I thnk I have to call it).

And why do you appologize on behalf of you collegue?

Shouldn’t her manager do that?

And I’m not sure if you understand what the problem is, surrounding
that someone have been spoofing me.

So I send a copy e-mail to Mr. Linskills.

I have worked as a Store Manger.

But not as an Office Manager.

How can you have errors like that in your formal letters, I was wondering.

Regards,

Erik Ribsskog

PS.

What’s this title of yours: ‘Accredited Police Station Representative’.

Does it mean you really are some kind of cop I was wondering.

Is this some kind of candid camera?

On Fri, Jun 27, 2014 at 2:27 PM, Colin Simber
<colin.simber@linskills.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Sorry about the error.
> I have just written a letter to you with a new appointment for Thursday 03/07/14 at 10am.
> I have mentioned that if you have difficulty with travel costs we will refund your bus fare while you are here.
> I would rather not correspond by email bearing in mind the nature of your case.
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> —–Original Message—–
> From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
> Sent: 27 June 2014 12:56
> To: Julian Linskill
> Cc: Colin Simber
> Subject: Complaint
>
> Hi,
>
> I got a letter in the post today, from Carole Clarke, at your company.
>
> (She represented me in court, last week.
>
> And earlier I’ve had meetings with Colin Simber and Danielle to do with the same case).
>
> She says I’m supposed to go to a meeting, with Colin Simber, on 25/6.
>
> But that was the day before yesterday.
>
> Is this the candid camera, I was wondering.
>
> Perhaps Carole Clarke is overworked and needs a holiday, I was wondering.
>
> Regards,
>
> Erik Ribsskog