Changed United Agents address may cause problems?

[matze16]

I sent a request to Charlie Cox on May 14th, 2008. No reply so far. I used this address:

Charlie Cox
United Agents Ltd.
130 Shaftesbury Avenue
London, W1D 5EU
UK

Today I noticed that United Agents address has changed because they moved to a new office:

Charlie Cox
United Agents Ltd
12-26 Lexington Street
London, W1F 0LE
UK

Could that be the reason for the long waiting time? Because I don't think that they moved to their new office from one day to the next! Maybe they were "in progress" to move when my request reached them!? So maybe it got lost??? What do you think?

[Peritas]

Hmm... I've heard of the addrress change for United Agents, but I believe they officially moved in the middle of August. Since you sent yours in May, it should have gotten there before they started moving out.

As you said, the letter could have gotten there during the "in progress" time, and it most certainly could have gotten lost. Looking at the previous feedback for Charlie Cox at the United Agents address, he seems to be a good signer (responses in about a month or two).

I would suggest waiting maybe another month, and then resending your request. Your letter could be sitting with a large pile of mail that Cox has to get to. But if you don't hear anything, it shouldn't hurt to send another one.

Good luck! {thumb2}

[matze16]

Thank you so much!

Good to know they moved in August but as you already mentioned Charlie Cox seems to be a good signer. So I will follow your good advice !

[lizane]

Hello matze16! ;)

I'm pretty sure your letter will reach Charlie. {thumb2} When the agency PFD split, all mail got forwarded to United Agents so they'll do it again. Most agencies let mail be forwarded to their new address.

Good luck - I Charlie!
zann