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NCP, Roxburghe nonsense
ss_collins replied to ss_collins's topic in Private Land Parking Enforcement
If they take money without authorisation thats a criminal offence isn't it? -
NCP, Roxburghe nonsense
ss_collins replied to ss_collins's topic in Private Land Parking Enforcement
Thanks South Yorks Lad, thats the polite sod off I was contemplating. -
Right I ballsed up, I was hit with a load of PCN's by NCP in a train station car park ignored them then last month got 7 letters from Roxbughe demanding £85 ignored them got the Graham white letters, and yesterday paid one of the fines and told them I intended to pay the rest on Monday, then something dawned on me and I checked here, read the various threads and am now wondering what to do - tell them politely to shove it? ignore them? pay up? Also theres an interesting email chain between me and one of thier staffers ----------- I can advise that the following contravention charges that need to be paid are: All of these tickets are 85.00 each. There are 7 remaining which means a total of £595.00 needs to be paid. Ticket reference xxxxxx was paid online to show intent. If you could get back to me on 01932 332049 and ask for myself Jaime Lee, then we will be able to discuss the outstanding fines. Many Thanks ---- from me: Can’t speak on the phone at the moment as I am away, but I will settle the outstanding amount on Monday when I return or you can use my card details to hit it then. By the way could you send me a break down of the £85 as I though parking fines were £60? This is something I will take up once the debt is settled. SSC ---- Sir, The breakdown of the fine includes a £50 standard fine and £35 miscellaneous charge due to lateness of payment and going to the DVLA to get your details. Shall I take the £595.00 out of your account Monday morning to clear the fines? Jaime lee Roxburghe UK Ltd --------- Any ideas anyone? I'm certain now that the 'fines' are too high for a £6 a day car park Thier 'solicitor' is a fiction - and I'm tempted to tell them to get lost.
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On the flipside we can all start banking with Credit Agricole or whoever
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One to watch for - signed up for the 9.99 p/m deal but got charged £15 p/m - all letters have been ignored. Why is it that every major company is useless?
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Office Of Fair Trading Test Case
ss_collins replied to a topic in OFT Test Case Updates and Discussion
can the banks still apply charges? -
I've had the same offer Freddy but rather than accept / decline they have just dumped it in my account!
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Mines there but scrubbed out (by me). That 'sig' appears on every MBNA document I've seen posted here - I mean not the samer persons sig - the exact same - pixel identical. So yes its just a stamp I suspect.
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I'm stuggling to see a way out here...
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It definatley complies with the act, but I'm not convinced about the regulations as they state both what it should say plus explaining how it should be detarmined I won't fight on that alone though.
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Meanwhile elsewhere in the regulations it states the same as the CCA1974 so the regulations say both what it says in the CCA and also that the method of determining the limit should be included. Its minor but these things all add up.
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I've been emailed the consumer credit (agreements) regulations by a very helpful chap called dave - thanks for that. Now a key part of this is the statement in the CC(A)R 1983 is as follows S.I. 1983/1553 Schedule 6 - Regulation 6(1) (Pescribed Terms for the purposesof S61(1)(a) and 127(3) of the consumer credit act. 3. Agreements for running account credit - A term stating the credit limit or the manner in which it will be determined or that there is no credit limit Now this is compared to the CCA 1974 which states: b a statement that the trader will, under the agreement, periodically determine the credit limit and notify the customer, Now as I read that my 'agreement' from MBNA complies with the Act but not the Regulations. For those without super vision the T&C's say. 1. Financial and related details 1a We will choose your credit limit and tell you what it is. We may vary it at any time and let you know. Them 'choosing' the limit is indeed a method of determining the limit but is there more to it than that ie some form of credit check etc... if that is the case then MBNA do not comply with the regulations but do comply with the act.
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Thats the FAQ's relating to the regulations but not the regulations themselves (I think). By the way someone got a letter from an MP saying that an application was not an agreement - can anyone find that?
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