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Dublindel

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  1. Ask yourself this. What can a debt collector do in a professional capacity that is over and above what their client can do
  2. Ask a debt collector to explain the word 'professional', in fact, ask them what else they do to recover spurious charges other than send you letters.
  3. The letter is actually your appeal form for POPLA. This is where you win your case.
  4. Ask for a fully detailed pre estimate of loss. Ask for a copy of contract with landlord. Ask them to justify a discount as the pre estimate of loss means is an accurate loss figure so a discount means they are now causing themselves a Loss, cheaper if they cancel. Deny the debt and you will continue to do so unless a court decides otherwise. instruct them that beyond the appeal letter, You will charge £24 per letter if they try to harass.
  5. I got a ticket from Smart last Thursday, sent in the appeal on Monday, they cancelled it on Wednesday. The reason for telling you this is that Smart have no bottle to try court. However you will have to put up with DRP for a short while longer as it's in their hands now. DRP cannot do court as only the ppc or Landlord can take that action according to the contract, so sit back and enjoy every pointless letter
  6. Anyway, do nothing and get more letters and it will die off. Or wrote to DRP and smart, same letter and deny any liability and request court papers from Smart. DRP should now no longer be involved as liability denied and Smart should then cancel as they do not do court.
  7. They have not given a decision so therefore no code is yet required to be given.
  8. You have placed the appeal in your hands so no further comebacks from the rental company. If they do enter a chatge then that can be discussed as and when
  9. 35 days to wait from time they received your appeal
  10. 2005!!!! That's a very long contract. Best ask for the newest one not the one written on papyrus.
  11. Glad to hear that. That means I stung MET the other week.
  12. So! At the point of issuing the code, the ppc becomes liable for the £27.00 would that be correct or does it have to get further into the process. I was never entirely sure on this point
  13. Not sure it cost them anything as they cancelled before the hearing
  14. Request an unredacted copy of the contract with the landlord. And request a full breakdown of their pre-estimate of loss. Add this into your POPLA appeal as well
  15. If you have submitted the above points with GPEOL then just sit back and wait for your cancellation letter
  16. You can reply to a DRP letter with a simple statement. DEBT DENIED, Smart parking has the option to allow a POPLA appeal or go to Court. Your involvement is no longer recognised and will be charged to Smart Parking at £40 per letter.
  17. Ask for their pre-estimate of loss Ask for ANPR logs Ask for Servicing and Maintenance records Ask for an explanation as to how an actual loss of £100 can be reduced to £60 (I'm assuming these fifties to be correct, ignoring DRP chatge). Also the BPA limit of £100 is advisory depending on justification. So basically by charging you their losses of £100 then reducing the charge to £60 means they are losing £40. It's best they don't charge you then they don't lose £40... see how ridiculous this all is, send these points in and ask for a POPLA code which can be given. Also state that the debt is denied and you expect this to go either to POPLA or Small Claims Court. Any further chasing letters will be charged at £25 per letter and will be chased through the SCC if necessary.
  18. Reduced offer is near the end of the road.
  19. It's not even an invoice.... A contractual charge is a VATable item and your so called invoice does not I believe give that breakdown. Best inform HMRC fraud department.
  20. It beggers belief that 2 appeal bodies are allowed and especially as they work completely opposite to each other.
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