Wow....either they know something we don't,or they are giving out bad advice.Surely ignoring an official court document is asking for trouble.

The plot thickens...........

Im wondering if ACS crazy decision to not accept template letters (or modified templates in my case) had anything to do with them picking me.

Still,its their decision and I hope they're prepared to reap what they sow.

I must admit it's not the nicest situation I've found myself in but there's always somebody else worse off elsewhere.

Reported ACS to the SRA and given them all the details of whats gone on.

Agreed.

Email links would be most helpful.PM them if required.

Many thanks.

Yes,I DID reply to ACS with a slightly modified template letter after they sent me the first letter.

Quite a few weeks passed before I heard any response from them,but eventually around mid-August,I received another letter from them saying they would not accept my LOD as it was a template letter from the internet.

I responded with the second template letter (found through links from this forum) with a first paragraph in my own words.

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Quick update.

The pack includes a 6 page Claim Form stamped with the Central London County Court seal.

It has a box saying "Ammount Claimed" and the answer being "Not more than £3000"

The rest of that document is the stuff printed in the original letter about the IP address etc and the Scooter album.

The other document is a questionaire.Its asking for all details about my income,bank details,outgoing expenses,debts etc and seems to be split into sections (Admitting the claim,defence and counter claim etc.)

The address given to send all correspondance is:

Miss K Rekhi (Clerk to Judge Fysh)

Room SD306A

St Dunstens House

133-137 Fetter Lane

London

EC4A 1BT

So the postman has just dropped a big brown envelope through the letterbox with a hand written address on it.

And yes...its a claim form from ACS:Law.

Haven't properly read through it yet,as my heart is racing like mad at the moment.

Will update later (gotta go to work first).

You really REALLY should read all of this forum as all your questions are answered within.

Or how about The One Show?

Nice 1st post Greg (and welcome to the forums).Certainly,the more I read posts like yours,the more confident I feel that this whole unpleasant situation will lead to a happy ending.

The London postal strike may have some impact on the speed at which ACS get their threat-o-grams and replies dispatched (and of course LoD's sent by us).

Yes that's exactly what I was thinking.

Is this the calm before the storm?

PM'd

General opinion seems to be to write a letter of denial.Have a read through this forum and there should be links to template letters on another site.

Good call on stopping the cheque.If I hadn't found this site,I too may have payed up.

Good luck.

Yeah,would be great if the bunch of dirty chancers got publically and nationally shamed.

So what did you ask and what did they say and has your newspaper guy shown up yet and what was the result of that?

Just out or curiosity,with ACS sending these letters out by unrecorded 2nd class post (and the Royal Mail being well known to lose things),if you denied ever having received this letter,what are the possible outcomes?

And now I've just been told a couple of my g/f's fathers work colleagues have received the same letter as well.

The plot thickens....

The file name is Scooter - Jumping All Over [2007][CD+2 SkidVid_XviD+Cov] with the file size being 151.88 megabytes.

Hi.

I found this site via Google after I recieved one of these claim letters asking for £500 from ACS:Law after allegedly aquiring Scooter:Jumping All Over The World last May.

My ISP is also Sky Broadband..............coincidence?