Ahh call me sad but I take great pleasure in winding these muppets up, I called them again recently to have some more fun! The last call I made, the twerps tried get my number out of me via a 'security question' and then later I spoke to somebody new and they said they didn't have the number. When I phoned up this time they again tried the security question [problem]. I made a number up on the spot and laughed out loud when the moron on the end of the phone replied "Yep, you have now passed security". The pleb on the phone also essentially admitted that he was aware that sending round a 'debt collector' was illegal, although it is GUARANTEED that I will be visited soon... Fingers crossed, wasted petrol and time for them would be great. One thing which I do notice and they have hung up on me twice because of it, is that they are really keen to try and find out exactly what you are disputing in regards to the ticket. The moment I say I am not going to provide any information, they start getting aggressive. Will stop calling them now.....maybe.

I am on stage 6 now! My letter was dated 7 days before I received it too. These clowns are truly hilarious.

I had to share the recent development just to provide further evidence that these companies are dishonest and unprofessional. Late last week I received my 2nd Rossendales Collect letter, surprisingly with no detectable spelling or grammatical errors. Well done Paul Lee, Collections Department. Anyway, I had to call up again, I was bored and fancied a bit of fun. So I phoned up once and got through to [EDIT] number 1 who sounded like they were at a football match or shopping mall. He was taking me through security and asked me for my contact number to see if it matched. Naturally, I refused to fall for this cunning(??) plan and said I was not giving it. He would not ask me anymore security questions in it's place and told me that it doesn't matter who I get through to, I will need to give a contact number. Conversation ends. I can't say that [EDIT] number 1 at football match convinced me with that rubbish, so I phone it again. This time I get through to [EDIT] number 2 who is in a deadly quiet place. He takes me through security and then at the end asks for a contact number for reference and I say I would rather not provide that. He says that would be fine and the conversation continued. After much pleading that they accelerate the court proceedings to save them having to send letters that will make no difference and failing I asked one last question. "What contact number do you have for me out of interest?", "We don't have one Sir". Moral of the story, NEVER EVER answer any question that this company asks around a phone number. There is a chance that they may not have it and you certainly don't want [EDIT] number 1 at football match or [EDIT] number 2 in deadly quiet place calling you.

Thought I would share my current UKPC situation, looks like some of you thrive on their failures, as do I So far I have had the initial UKPC charge letter, the second UKPC which is rather more.....frightening(??). I was then left disappointed for a good few weeks which was lifted due to... ...receiving my first Rossendales Collect letter. I would just like to point out that any professional, especially a legal professional, who writes a letter containing spelling mistakes, grammatical errors and actually a sentence which does not even read correctly is quite hillarious. 'Sue Bridge', you are an embarrassment to your trade. I do enjoy a good fight with [problematic] so a week or so ago, I decided to call Rossendales up to see what they could offer. They did not dissappoint. I was fortunate enough to get put through to a chavvy bint who ended up hanging up on me but not before constantly talking over me during the phone call. If you read this, I know you are only 18 but your 5 year old twins would not be proud of Mommy right now. I have confirmed in my own mind that what I already suspected, UKPC and their 'partner companies' consist of a bunch of unprofessional scumbags who try very, very hard to uphold some kind of professional image. I will be making no further contact with them but I still do have one hope, that they take me to court, would be quite exciting!