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sara shah

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Hi guys, It has now been 2 months over my 6 months deadline and i have heard nothing. I am getting so worried. Ive checked spam and my inbox and have checked my mail box every day and have heard nothing. The incident occurred on the 23rd December and i received a letter on 24 March to which I replied on th 25th March. Any advice? Much appreciated

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Hi guys, It has now been 2 months over my 6 months deadline and i have heard nothing. I am getting so worried. Ive checked spam and my inbox and have checked my mail box every day and have heard nothing. The incident occurred on the 23rd December and i received a letter on 24 March to which I replied on th 25th March. Any advice? Muchh appreciated
Also I havent emailed after do you think I should do a follow up email?
 
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Hi guys, It has now been 2 months over my 6 months deadline and i have heard nothing. I am getting so worried. Ive checked spam and my inbox and have checked my mail box every day and have heard nothing. The incident occurred on the 23rd December and i received a letter on 24 March to which I replied on th 25th March. Any advice? Much appreciated

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Also I havent emailed after do you think I should do a follow up email?
The most likely explanation is that Chiltern have decided not to follow anything up, and you are off the hook. So keep an eye on the post just in case something more comes through, but otherwise get on with your life and try not to worry any more.

And make sure you always buy the right train ticket at the right time - it's the easiest way to avoid the stress you have had in the last few months.
 
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