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home about me (karin h.) all posts/articles 1 plus 1 makes 3 faq (wood flooring) selling online bascics guide no more double dutch in business home about me (karin h.) all posts/articles 1 plus 1 makes 3 faq (wood flooring) selling online bascics guide is your tenancy deposit really protected? april 19, 2014 did you know... by law, if you pay a deposit to your landlord or letting agent then they must protect it in a government-authorised tenancy deposit protection scheme. it applies to all landlords and agents in england and wales who have an assured shorthold tenancy (ast) agreement (the contract) with their tenant. it was introduced to ensure that you are able to get your deposit back from your landlord or agent when you move out. these sentences are copied from one of the 4 tenancy deposit schemes in the u.k. great words indicating it will put a stop to obnoxious estate agnets and landlords/ladies. until you realise these schemes do not hold your deposit, this is (still?) the estate agent or the landlord/lady. so they not only hold your deposit, they also hold the strings. then if you don't agree with the proposed deductions from the deposit and you raise a dispute with the tenancy deposit scheme, the estate agent and/or landlord/lady doesn't agree with the arbitrage of this scheme. and nothing happens, because they (still) hold the strings (and your deposit). the only way then to get your money back is going to court, because the schemes can only arbitrage if all parties agree to it . this happened to us. two months before our moving date we informed the estate agent of this. the property we rented from them (hobbs parker in ashford) was the worst of all the properties we’d lived in, but no matter how often we reported various issues, nothing ever happened. so when during this january’s storms roof tiles dislodged we reported this and decided not to pay the last month’s rent until the landlady (who also lives in great chart – and keeps horses) took some action to repair the roof. this, obviously, didn’t happen, not even when we reported noticeable moist stains started to appear on the living room’s (old) wall paper. in the end the estate agent sent us an email with various proposed deductions from the deposit – including the last month rent arrears – and “threatened” to increase these deductions if we didn’t agree with them. we contacted tds (tenancy deposit scheme) to start a dispute about this – officially any rent arrears cannot be deducted from the deposit - and got nowhere at all when the agents told them the landlady didn’t agree to any arbitrage . so it pays to hold the strings yourself especially at the “moving-out” period to get your “protected” deposit back if (and only if) you are dealing with obnoxious estate agents and/or obnoxious landlords/landladies. in our opinion the only way to hold those strings it to make sure you owe the agent and landlord/lady money. stop paying rent until the outstanding amount is higher than the deposit, normally this amounts to a bit over 1 month’s rent – so you’ll have to stop your standing order two months before the moving out date. this is a breach of contract, you’ll have to have some guts and (written) evidence of breach of contract by the estate agent and/or landlord/lady. they could go to court to evict you, but knowing you’ll be moving out soon will make them think twice before spending money and time on this. if they contact you about the rent arrears, keep mentioning the things the landlord/lady should have done in the property – hence the written evidence on this (you shouldn’t stop paying rent for no reason at all, there has to be ongoing issues). when you move out, make sure you (or an appointed person you trust) are there during the property check survey and point out all the things that you’ve listed before. then, don’t agree to any deductions at all , not even for the rent arrears. remember, you owe them more money than the deposit it worth. this way you keep the strings firmly into your own hands. you then raise a dispute with the scheme your deposit is protected with (a certificate should have been sent to you at the beginning of the tenancy with the organisation’s name and an unique reference number), and we want to bet the estate agent and/or the landlord/lady will now definitely agree to the arbitrage. this method is in our opinion the only way to protect your deposit and to tackle the ludicrous practise by estate agents to deduct money from the deposit for (small) items/issues while during the whole of the tenancy the landlord/lady has not kept their end of the tenancy agreement. best would be for the schemes to effectively hold the deposit – as the name suggests – but that will be wishful thinking. april 19, 2014 in various | permalink | comments (2) | | | changing clouds april 20, 2013 my last post was about clouds and a silver lining . i have to admit now that the abundance of clouds i described and used only worked for me for about two months. one - big - cloud there are two main reason for abandoning capsule and other linked-in cloud programs: no easy mail merge for specific letters to contacts growing costs for email marketing due to the growth in contacts we like to keep in contact with everyone on a regular base, and write maintenance reminder letters to all those clients of which we don't have an email address (yep it does happen we don't have a single email address - people do find us by phone and order materials that "old-fashioned" way), plus for certain tasks in the sales process we use specific letters (such as quotes, order confirmations etc) based on templates. the mentioned alive docs turned out to be too cumbersome and could only be used for predetermined letters, plus printing those letters was a hard task: every single one of them had to be emailed to your own address and then you were able to print it - not the most time saving task invented. the linked-in mailchimp (which we already used - for free - for blog alerts for this and the charing news blog) will charge you if the number of contacts grow above 2000, which is lower than the number of contacts/clients we have. although the costs of this, combined with the costs for capsule and wufoo (the webform program) was still below the original costs of octane hq, when i found another crm program which links with kashflow and has its own email marketing facility i had no hard time saying goodbye to mailchimp for our main business. intouchcrm 30 days free trial, upload and download data, email marketing, web forms, surveys, mail merge, task management and a bit more. that's what intouchcrm gives you. webforms = bye bye wufoo (£ 10.00 per month) email marketing = buy bye mailchimp monthly plan £ 35.00 per month) advanced mail merge (per group or per contact) = bye bye alive doc (free for the moment) and of course bye bye capsule (£ 8.00 per month) intouchcrm has two types of plans: premium (£ 12.00 per month with 200 email credits and other limits) and unleashed (£ 18.00 per month with 5000 email credits and hardly any other limits). since we email all of our contacts (those with an email address of course) at least once every week the 5000 email limit is reached halfway through the month, but even purchasing additional credits (for instance another 5000 for £ 15.00) makes the whole program with its many facilities cheaper than the combined cloud - and way cheaper than octane hq while doing all and more! this new program comes with its own help desk, webinairs and practical advice emails, what more can you ask? the savings we make per month, plus the features the program offers was well worth the second switching of programs in a few months time. april 20, 2013 in admin and budgets , it and it tools | permalink | comments (0) | | | clouds with a silver lining january 31, 2013 if you care to remember, beginning 2010 i wrote about our search for a better crm program ( going beyond aweber etc ) we settled for octane

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