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So how many people have become trapped by this GOD awful company GT who are delaying certificates by SIX months or more?

Hi

I think PPI issues are holding up many completions.

GT have a dedicated closure team that you can email, check out Karol on the expert section

Regards

we refused to allow the Bas***ds to give our details out, but I expect they are looking for something else to screw us all for?

I don't think they are the only ones that are experiencing problems with closure.

DFD are another company.

Tried to get an answer from " This Dedicated closure team" and it was 6 months till closure but now they are saying 18 months. I really think the DEDICATED CLOSURE TEAM is 2 strong

I work as a HCA in a Hospice caring for the dying. Perhaps we should tell our patients that they can wait for their pain relief as we are just too busy?

ME ME ME ME!!!

Received annual report on Saturday, as soon as I saw the envelope I looked where it were from and thought YES!!! But just Annual Report :/

They have been emailing me once a month with an update, but they haven't done yet this month, 4 days overdue so I am wondering if maybe its a sign of good things to come...

Please hurry up GT!!

Yep me too, coming up to 8 months now.

Mines been going on since December 2011 with GT, so dont hold your breath just yet

Well if we are all at it 11 months 3weeks

I've been told by GT my final distributions have been made to creditors but still have to wait until september for certificate, don't see why they can't send it now if distributions have been made feels like they like the power of being in control of out life's

font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:<hr height="1" noshade>Originally posted by julie68

I've been told by GT my final distributions have been made to creditors but still have to wait until september for certificate, don't see why they can't send it now if distributions have been made feels like they like the power of being in control of out life's

Without wishing to sound mean, only waiting five months from your last payment is actually pretty good, so I wouldn't worry too much when so many people are waiting a lot longer than that.

font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:<hr height="1" noshade>Originally posted by disappointed

I work as a HCA in a Hospice caring for the dying. Perhaps we should tell our patients that they can wait for their pain relief as we are just too busy?

ummmmmm.....not the best comparision really eh?!?! Not saying your comment is a bit over dramatic....but it is!

Only waiting five months is not good at all! IVAs should be closed as soon as possible, and within 2 months of the expiry date unless there are very good reasons why they cannot be closed.

2 months sounds like a perfectly reasonable timescale Mel, but this is a post about Grant Thornton - we all know that 6 months is their target closure time and they fail to achieve this in a lot of cases.

This is totally unacceptable in most people's eyes, but not much anyone can do except follow GT's internal complaints procedures if they are unhappy (start with a formal letter of complaint direct to your IP)and if that process doesn't get a satisfactory result then consider lodging a complaint with the regulator (the IPA in the case of the two GT partners).