Recent content by James Forridge

Yes I have a strong suspicion it's someone that somehow knows me and my address. I think you might very well be right. I just has to be. It's definitely the most likely explanation. I wish people would be more considerate as this whole thing is really worrying me (edit sorry I didn't mean...

The first letter was honestly opened by mistake. Since I live alone I never expect letters to be addressed to anyone else so I usually just open them and read them without looking at the front. I won't be doing that anymore though. To answer your question, no I wouldn't, but if it did get open...

Oh dear. I don't know who to listen to!

Right, I guess I should contact them to get it sorted. One thing though, as I said in the first post, I'm reluctant to give them my actual name in case they use it against me because I have a bad feeling they will resort to underhanded tactics. Should I give them my real name? If I don't give it...

It would be kind of pointless for me to come on here and ask for advice then, since I would be bang to rights.

That's what I read. If the person is fictional surely that's another reason why it wouldn't be illegal, as well as the fact that it's being sent to my property. Thans for your help guys. I'll just keep returning their letters. Even if it's been opened?

Initially I received a letter demanding a £20 penalty fare for a journey on the train. Firstly I wasn't even on the train that day and secondly I am not the person the letter was addressed to, so I returned the letter by writing 'return to sender' on the envelope and putting a stamp on it. I...