I am a B.G. customer for my gas supply and have a small three bed terraced house. I have just had a bill for £280 for 3 months!!
This seems really high to me. I'm gonna check the meter ...
I think the new owners are a lot smarter and tougher than the corporate managers at GM and Ford. They won't put up wth union nonsense Additional Details It won't affect me ...
When an employer asks a potential employee to relocate for the companies benefit who pays the relocation fees, double rentals while house is sold and a new one purchased etc? What is the general ...
I fully understand the risk vs return principle---but how long can we continue to do business with government that could potentially turn "against" foreign investors? The closest example I ...
The fine does not always all go into the General Fund. Around here a big chunk goes to the Attorney General's office because he is the one who pushed the issue when someone complained. That is why the AG office has a high budget, because someone complained that the state's "unit pricing law" was being violated by Home Depot when they failed to put a barcode tag on each nail being sold in bulk. We pay more now but the AG collects.
morlock825
The bureacracy that levies the fine is the one that gets it, and the money is usually put in the general fund... You would have to track it by demanding information from the bureacracy in question...
Country Music Lover _x7x_
Well,it depends.If a company,i.e. Irving,was to be fined,it would go to the government.But if someone was suing a company,it would go to that person.
LuvPinkPuffies
The fines are usually so low, that they encourage the companies to just keep doing it.
Look at Blockbuster...guilty of overbilling to $500,000,000(1/2 Billion dollars). What did you and I get? Not our money returned, just a cheesy coupon, and the lawyers run with the $$$$$$$$$$$
Robert
Used for futher enforcement/investigation or related consumer/employee educational services by the govt.
Example: Indiana uses fines they collect from investment scam artists to educate Indiana on scams....see the link.