Hi all, I've just had a letter today from Inter credit with the following intro... As you have ignored all previous letters, the DVLA is currently preparing a claim against you as the registered keeper of an unlicensed vehicle. (blah blah blah) otherwise legal action through the courts etc etc (does this look familiar guys and gals ?) The real beauty on this one is that I went into my local DVLA office after scrapping my vehicle and wrote a letter and had it witnessed, dated and receipted by a member of their own staff at the office. I ALSO got a reciept for claiming the rest of the tax back from the vehicle and at the same time registered my new vehicle (again receipt dated and signed at the counter by the DVLA and my change of address for licence and BOTH vehicles. I went through the letter route as I had lost the log book for the now scrapped car and at their suggestion had wrote the letter confirming make, model, who and where registered to as well as the reg number. Again I have copies and reciepts on DVLA letter headed paper so if any funny business went on I could prove they have recieved instructions that the vehicle and the local office will forward to Swansea on my behalf. I didn't expect another receipt by post as I had made sure I had covered my arse whilst at the DVLA office. I personally can't wait for them or inter-credit to take me to court, not sure of the legality on pending cases etc and the media but am really looking forward to putting DVLA to shame nationally in the press for their shabby service and their very shady practice with scare tactics to basically extort money from you. Especially if they can't be arsed to make sure they have a case in the first place Oh, before I forget ... they say several letters ? this was the first one after aforementioned visit to the DVLA office over 12 months ago ! How much is this costing the honest taxpayer every time this bunch of tw@£s decide to try it on ? bring it on I say !