You will have to pay about 10% of the cost, but if its all new stuff it could be 22% It depends what it is exactly too, and on the value the customs put on it... You cannot know for certain before they tell you, in my experience.
Call me an old cynic, but you both seem to work for this company so asking pointless questions just to get some backlinks seems an own goal. Obviously luxoitalia is pretty desperate for publlcity and clients.
What have you got as a paper trail? An estateagent is not a property manager or a project manager, so I could legitimately ask why he had the money in the first place. Im not defending him, and Im sure he does owe you the money, but before it gets expensive the facts need to be clear. Presumably you gave him th money and got a receipt or something that says what the money was for? Was the money purely for the actual water connection or did the sum include professinal fees and permissions? Most importantly what has the estate agent said to you? I see that he is a member of FIAIP. FIAIP has very strict rules and codes of practise. If you feel aggrieved you should write to FIIAP and state your case - they can throw him out. Presumably you bought via this agency?
Make sure you are on the right site. The account will be with ENEL Servizio Elettirco or ENEL Energia- They are two completely different companies and do not share information.
it is also your responsibility to go the comune when you have bought a property and tell them that you are now liable for rubbish and water bills. as most comunes have no communication within departments you need to do the voltura for each billable service
Perhaps the way round it is not to call it anything. I have clients who did that - they just called 'Palazzo bello' or whatever- neither b&b nor hotel nor casa vacanza. Just a house. Never had problems.
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You will have to pay about 10% of the cost, but if its all new stuff it could be 22% It depends what it is exactly too, and on the value the customs put on it... You cannot know for certain before they tell you, in my experience.
You will have to pay about 10% of the cost, but if its all new stuff it could be 22%
Call me an old cynic, but you both seem to work for this company so asking pointless questions just to get some backlinks seems an own goal. Obviously luxoitalia is pretty desperate for publlcity and clients.
What have you got as a paper trail? An estateagent is not a property manager or a project manager, so I could legitimately ask why he had the money in the first place. Im not defending him, and Im sure he does owe you the money, but before it gets expensive the facts need to be clear. Presumably you gave him th money and got a receipt or something that says what the money was for? Was the money purely for the actual water connection or did the sum include professinal fees and permissions? Most importantly what has the estate agent said to you? I see that he is a member of FIAIP. FIAIP has very strict rules and codes of practise. If you feel aggrieved you should write to FIIAP and state your case - they can throw him out. Presumably you bought via this agency?
Whar do you mean 'they owe you' ? Have you given them any money in advance?
Make sure you are on the right site. The account will be with ENEL Servizio Elettirco or ENEL Energia- They are two completely different companies and do not share information.
From 'The Fllight of Numbers' by italian artist (fromTurin I believe) Mario Mertz
you must be in the north!
it is also your responsibility to go the comune when you have bought a property and tell them that you are now liable for rubbish and water bills. as most comunes have no communication within departments you need to do the voltura for each billable service
Perhaps the way round it is not to call it anything. I have clients who did that - they just called 'Palazzo bello' or whatever- neither b&b nor hotel nor casa vacanza. Just a house. Never had problems.