Wicked3610
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My apologies, I did block out that info but it maybe that I then uploaded the original rather than the amended copy. Thank you for sorting them out for me. I love your way with words too, really made me smile, particularly in a world with a toilet paper crisis! Will update again if any further changes.
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I haven't changed address for 17 years. Hopefully attached is the front of first of the 2 letters, will try and upload front of today's as comparison This is the letter recieved today DCBL letters.pdf The backs of the letters are the same Thank you
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Thank you honeybee13 for reopening To add from previous posts, I heard nothing between September 2018 and the last few weeks, Ive now had 2 letters from dcbl - certificated bailiffs and high court enforcement. The first letter they sent on 17th March, saying Direct Collection Bailiffs Limited (DCBL) have been instructed to collect the outstanding balance on behalf of the client. (amount owed at this point £170). Says can no longer appeal the charge and next opportunity to dispute would be in court. They then say I have 14 days from the date of the letter to either pay outstanding amount, failure to do so will result in them recommending a commencement of legal action against me. 2 weeks would take it up to the 31st March, Today on 11th April I have recieved a similar letter (dated 7th April) to the last one. The first one was titled Notice Of Debt Recovery - unpaid parking charge. This second one is titled Notice Of Debt Recovery - unpaid parking charge. The only difference after that is that it doesnt offer 14 days to pay, it just says needs to be paid.
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Thank you both, will get onto it later when im a bit more awake - been awake all night.
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Thank you for your response. So I should actually make contact this time, not just ignore it? Their is an email address that it says to contact them on, so I could just send a letter via email. Do I just literally need to state the issue with the dates as you have put it above? is their anything I need to quote at them etc. thank you
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Hi all, its been a while Today I got a letter from SCS Law saying I needed to pay the outstanding debt of £120 It says on it 'Unless our client receives full payment from you within 14 days, CP Plus LTD may take steps towards commencing legal proceedings against you by way of a Letter of Claim' then goes on to say if this happens cost will increase to reflect court fees etc Do I still just continue to ignore?
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Haha, that did make me smile. thank you
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Thank you. the last letter i got was back in November from CP Plus saying legal action pending. Had hoped they had given up. will add letter to rest of pile
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Its been a while! Got another letter today from DRP (debt recovery plus). Im guessing the advice is the same and to keep ignoring? thank you
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Just dropping to to add, got second 'reminder' letter today. As its past the 14 days, the charge is now the full £100. Ive added the letter to the first. Will update with any new letters
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Good tip. Thank you
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Thank you all for your replies. Yes, I will put it to one side for now. If and when I get more letters I will come back here if that's okay. Thank you again for providing me with reassurance
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Thank you, I have read that thread. So, for now I simply ignore the letter? In that thread though the letter for DVLA was regarding inaccurate information, as in the date and time were wrong on the letter compared to the actual event? Or most likely I have misunderstood the purpose of the letter to DVLA. Sorry, new to this. Husband had a similar letter from an Iceland store car park few years ago and ignored the letter and subsequent threatening letters and never heard again, but this is new to me. I'm not so confident
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Hi all, this morning I received a charge notice from CP Plus for staying too long at Donnington MOTO services. I have to say I have never been before and was concentrating on where to park so never even considered a time limit. Its not often I use services and assumed there would be plenty of time. I now know I was wrong. I stayed 2 and half hours according to the in and out time. It was about 3 weeks ago, so I cant honestly remember. From what ive read they have to send the letter within 14 days - which it isn't. so guessing I either choose to ignore or appeal on this fact? 1 Date of the infringement15/9/2017 2 Date on the NTK [this must have been received within 14 days from the 'offence' date] 4/10/17 3 Date received 7/10/17 4 Does the NTK mention schedule 4 of The Protections of Freedoms Act 2012? [y/n?] No - not that I can see anyway 5 Is there any photographic evidence of the event? Photo and timestamp of car in (12.21pm) and car out (14.55pm), also showing reg plate 6 Have you appealed? {y/n?] post up you appeal] Have you had a response? [Y/N?] post it up Not done anything yet 7 Who is the parking company? CP Plus 8. Where exactly [carpark name and town] MOTO services Donington Park For either option, does it say which appeals body they operate under. 'operating in accordance with the British Parking Associations Code of Practice' Apologies if I have done anything wrong, a lot to take in. Any advice welcome as to my next step. Edited to add: £100 required within 28 days, or £60 by 18/10/17
