Hi
I work for a company that used to be owned by another company. The company that used to own us went into administration earlier this year and is now going through liquidation. The company I now work for purchased the telephone numbers used by the original company and the numbers were transferred to the new company in January 2016.
Our last Telstra bill has suddenly had a charge appear for the 2016 directory listing.
I am arguing with Telstra that they cannot charge the new company the directory listing fee because the agreement was with the original company (which no longer exists).
They have pulled the voice recording for 2009 agreeing to charges and perpetual contract, however, that perpetual contract was with another company.
Can you please help us; who is correct?
I work for a company that used to be owned by another company. The company that used to own us went into administration earlier this year and is now going through liquidation. The company I now work for purchased the telephone numbers used by the original company and the numbers were transferred to the new company in January 2016.
Our last Telstra bill has suddenly had a charge appear for the 2016 directory listing.
I am arguing with Telstra that they cannot charge the new company the directory listing fee because the agreement was with the original company (which no longer exists).
They have pulled the voice recording for 2009 agreeing to charges and perpetual contract, however, that perpetual contract was with another company.
Can you please help us; who is correct?