Well it seems that this is yet more evidence of the suspect nature of these organisations. What would be the advice on writing to Graham White or Excel Parking?

Hello all, I have been reading the posts on this forum for quite a while now and using the advice as i have had 2 PCNs from Excel Parking Services. The correspondence has occured exactly how many of you tell it - first i got the PCN with photo's of my car. I responded with the template letter instructing them to take it up with the driver. They replied to both letters with various reasons why i should tell them who the driver was or else. I replied to one of the PCN second letters stating i was not obliged to tell them who the driver was, didnt have a contract etc as per template letters. I have since recieved a debt collection letter against both PCNs and i have replied to that referring them back to their principle. I have now recieved a letter from Graham White solicitors as below - and i am wondering on the implications of this letter. Could anyone tell me if i need to respond to Graham White with a letter referring them back to Excel stating the claim is in dispute. I also feel i need to send a cease and desist letter to Excel, however the more i read the letter from Graham White solicitors the more it seems such a poor excuse of a threat - the INTENDED LITIGATION is in capital letters to scare me, it makes no reference to their case against me evidence etc but focuses on how i will suffer if i dont pay them through bad credit records, baliffs etc with a token line at the end to contact them regarding settlement within 7 days. Any advice would be much appreciated as soon as possible. The general jist of the letter is "It is a legal requirement to send notice of INTENDED LITIGATION before legal proceedings are issued in the County Court. This letter fulfills this requirement. Take note the costs associated with issuing a claim are as follows: etc.. Any judgement registered against you would seriously affect your chances of obtaining credit in the future etc..... In the event of a Judgement order not being adhered to we will instruct Baliffs to attend at your addres etc..... Please contact us with your proposals for settlement within 7 days to avoid the possibility of this action." ://i353.photobucket.com/albums/r398/improveddc/image.jpg

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Hi welcome

Hello, I just wanted to say this forum has been a very useful reference tool up till now. I now want to try and get some advice specific to my situation and hopefully help others.