Dear Mr Muscat Inglott,

I write to inform you that I am another consumer who was conned by Paul Fenech out of a Lm300 deposit that I paid in good faith towards the delivery of a door and a fitted wardrobe. I will not bore your readers with the full details. Suffice to say, however, that, following non-delivery, after waiting four months, I sent a registered letter cancelling the order and requested immediate (reinbursement) of my deposit. No response, no surprise!

Legal proceedings commenced last September by means of a legal letter. Again, no response. In November I took my case to the Small Claims Tribunal, for which Paul Fenech did not even bother to turn up. I won the case and immediately instituted a mandate.

This is his modus operandi: His home telephone number is not listed, no doubt to keep his victims away from his home and family, as well as for other reasons. I do, however, have all his personal details and your readers are more than welcome to them. They will need them if they intend to take legal action. The sooner this person is out of business, the better.

Finally, I am interested in meeting other 'victims' to see if there is anything that can be done collectively.

Thank you for your interest in consumer affairs. Keep up the excellent work. (Robert Pace Bonello)

We are still receiving letters about Paul Fenech and, at this stage, I agree with Mr Pace Bonello about meeting other customers to take collective action. On my part, I am more than willing to help. In this spirit I appeal to those who have been affected by Mr Fenech to write to me. Through this column we can organise a meeting and together try to look into what form of action to take.

I appeal to Paul Fenech to display some basic decency by communicating with us in a bid to resolve pending matters with people he has dealt with, whose money he has. At this stage, I warn Mr Fenech that I will publish his address and telephone number if he does not come to me with any feedback. My final message to him is: "Giving up is definitely not an option."