@AndyOrch - Can you spare some time for @autumn53?

No pressure honestly!

We need to know to be able to help Dont worry this is anonymous. - Ive scrubbed the ref number you put in you SMS earlier so no one can see it Probably plenty of people who have been getting hit from Parking Firms at hospital. Parkingeye: More complaints over parking fines at Harrogate hospital - The Stray Ferret THESTRAYFERRET.CO.UK More people have complained of unfair parking fines at Harrogate hospital under its new car park arrangement. (Just a point that you will likely be anonymous still )

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Sorry - I started putting together the post - got a phone call and then submitted it. Well then the OP should stop stressing @fedup1724 - We need to understand what is where. So - Are you 100% sure this has not been to court yet for any form of enforcement action? They need to get a CCJ and 28 days to pass before they can consider it If they are acting as a Debt Collection Agency in its current form before going to court then - They will say anything to get you to pay. What boundaries are we working to here fedup?

Wait wait wait... 1st off - Calm down... Please? I appreciate that it stressful but you need to be composed to understand your next steps 2nd - I have spaced your post out so people can read it 3rd - Questions Have you had a CCJ for this issued against you? If so when was it done? Please do paste up a copy of the PCN that you were sent. Are they acting as a DCA or have they gone for a CCJ? That would be interesting to know!

Which Company?

Must say - I do like the WS you have done - And I hope you win / Get a claim struck out or they discontinue!

If its standard DCA tactics between say Lowell and Link or Cabot and PRAC Financial (Just throwing names out there) Might be "De Minimis" or essentially not really a point worth considering. But bring it up anyway

You can get around that by doing 3 seperate claims against each for 5k Might be 3 sets of fees though. Still would advise that you speak to a Solicitor through your insurance on how to proceed.

Moneyclaim is going to court Its how you do a claim Do you believe that you will be able to cover the full amount from the 3 people youd want to claim against?

If you have legal cover and insurance, you can try going ahead with your Insurer. They may be able to refer you to their "Legal Partner" but do your research. If you know where 3 of them live, you can attempt to take them to court, but in todays climate, going legal will not get you the result of £15k that you are after. Others may have their own input - But in reality you are asking for £5k from each of them - Might find it hard to recover that in a timely manner. Like I said earlier - Your option maybe to take the hit now and factor it in to future tenancies.

So technically you could push it via the courts with the clause in the AST (I remember seeing something about this recently) However if one has left the country - It might make it hard to recover it all from the others. How would you look to bring action against all parties involved? Do you know where all of them currently are? You can service to last known address but as you know they have moved on - It could be held against you by a judge if it goes all the way. I think you need to consult a solicitor on this one - Its a complex claim against multiple people rather than a simple Creditor vs Debtor claim we see here.

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I think the issue here is more taking it higher. A credit reference agency has mixed up your details with another member of your family - Would you have guessed that I have had to deal with this for a couple of people in my family before? They both ended with a payout of £250 each as a result of this. (Transunion) was the culprit I can help you put together a complaint along with relevant forms if you like. But you need to get all 3 of your Credit Files and find out how deep it goes with the mixup.