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    • next time dont upload 19 single page pdfs use the sites listed on upload to merge them into one multipage pdf.. we aint got all day to download load single page files 2024-01-15 DBCLegal SAR.pdf
    • If you have not kept the original PCN you can always send an SAR to Excel and they have to send you all the info they have on you within a month. failure to do so can lead to you being able to sue them for their failure.......................................nice irony.
    • Thank you and well done  for posting up all those notices it must have have taken you ages.. The entrance sign is very helpful since the headline states                    FREE PARKING FOR CUSTOMERS ONLY in capitals with not time limit mentioned. Underneath and not in capitals they then give the actual times of parking which would not be possible to read when driving into the car park unless you actually stopped and read them. Very unlikely especially arriving at 5.30 pm with possibly other cars behind. On top of that the Notice goes on to say that the terms and conditions are inside the car park so the entrance sign cannot offer a contract it is merely an offer to treat. Inside the car park the signs are mostly too high up and the font size too small to be able to read much of their signs. DCBL have not shown a single sign that can be read on their SAR. Although as they show photographs which were taken the year after your alleged breach we do not know what the signs were when you were there. For instance the new signs showed the charge was then £100 whereas your PCN was for £85. Who knows, when you were there perhaps the time was for 3 hours. They were asked to produce  planning permission which would have been necessary for the ANPR cameras alone and didn't do so. Nor did they provide a copy of the contract-DCBL  "deeming them disproportionate or not relevant to the substantive issues in the dispute" How arrogant and untruthful is that? The contract and planning permission could be vital to having the claim thrown out. I can find no trace of planning permission for the signs nor the cameras on Tonbridge Council planning portal. and the contract of course is highly relevant since some contracts advise the parking rouges that they cannot take motorists to Court. I understand that Europarks are now running that car park which means that nexus didn't  last long before being thrown out.....................................
    • Hi,   I am not sure if I posted this already here but I don't think I did. I attach a judgement that raises very interesting points IMO. Essentially EVRi did their usual non attendance that we normally see, however the judge (for the first time I've seen in these threads) dismissed the notice and awarded me judgement by default because their notice misses the "confirmation of compliance" paragraph. in and out in 3 minutes (aside from the chat at the end with the judge about his problems with evri) Redacted - evri CPR loss.pdf
    • Just to update this. I did apply to strikeout and they did not attend the hearing. I won by defualt and the hearing lasted 5 minutes (court only allocated 15). The judge simply explained that the only matter he was really considering is if the Defendant could have any oral evidence to defend the claim. However he said he had decided that based on their defence, and their misunderstanding of law, and their non attendence he did not think they had any reasonsable chance so he awarded me SJ + Costs on the claim form + the strikeout fee. Luckily when I sent the defendant the order I woke up the next day to a wire trasnfer for the full sum of the judgement
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hello everybody thanks for having me.

 

 

buy as you view?

there saying its over 3 years but when we took out agreement it was meant to be 2 years only. they have no signed paperwork nor do we. they came out today wanting money, we said sorry your not getting any till the paperwork is shown.they harrassed us knocking for ages, kicking and banging the doors. we phoned the police they did nothing saying we owe them money please help.

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Hi hollysdad and a very warm welcome to CAG ! :-)

 

You will get all the help you need and everyone is perfectly friendly. First of all, spend some time familiarising yourself with the site please.

 

You should also read the site rules and the FAQ's. A useful link is also the

How do I guide to the forum.

 

Here is a link to the debt forum. http://www.consumeractiongroup.c o....tion-industry/.

 

Here a couple of link to other caggers who have had similar problems which may help you to get you started, although they are a little older.:

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/general-debt-issues/112502-dunraven-buy-you-view.html

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/general-debt-issues/87628-buy-you-view-help.html

 

Please feel free to introduce yourself on the debt forum, outling the issue you need resolved.

You do not need to put up with such behaviour at your home and we can help you get it resolved and provide information about getting your credit agreement .

 

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Hello and Welcome, Hollysdad.

 

Sorry, I'm not to clued up on 'Pay as you Veiw'

I think you could send them a S.A.R - (Subject Access Request).

 

http://www.ico.gov.uk/upload/documents/library/data_protection/practical_application/subject_access_-_guide_for_data_subjects.pdf

 

You would then know the score with how long the agreement was for in the first place.

 

 

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hi still problems with buy as you view. we were told our agreement was over 2 years, well the area manager came out with paper work and it states that its over 3 years.we have paid already over £1800 for a £499 computer and £700 telly, and were told we still owe over £1300.they said if we dont wanna pay they will take the goods back.please help what can we do, the thought of giving them back after paying so much already makes me sick.

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Hi HD,

 

Please stick to one thread for each issue - it help you and us to keep track of your case.

 

I'll get your 2 threads merged.

 

Have you followed the advice given earlier about sending the Co an SAR for the proper paperwork.

 

You do NOT have to let these people into your home and should keep ALL communication in writing only, ie no doorstep or house meetings and no phone calls.

 

Don't be intimidated - they can't just take stuff back like that. In fact, if you don't open the door to them, there's v little they can do.

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These rent-to-buy deals are very expensive, and what you do will hinge on the exact T& Cs you agreed to. These are effectively doorstep lenders, but dressing it up slightly by offering consumer goods and arranging weekly collections for their usage until the arrangement is complete. Is it a rental, HP or credit arrangement? Only by knowing this can we point you in the right direction.

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Hi Hollsdad

This might help you in some way, the bully boy tactics banging and kicking the door is all in vain, they can not remove the goods from your property unless they can produce a copy of the hire purchase paperwork. Also without this the police will not help as it as seen as a civil matter.

They will tell you that they will have the bailiff call to your address when in fact they have no bailiffs working for the company.

I also know of several customers who have returned only the meter to the head office with their account details enclosed and had the account written off.

With the amount you have already paid the account will be written off

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As a previous employee (Debt Collector) of BAYV, I can tell you there is nothing they can do without a court order.

 

If you look at your agreement there is a repossession amount, once you have paid that amount they would have to take you to court to repossess.

 

In my three years with the company I dldn't take or hear of any person going to court for non payment.

 

They do not employ baliffs, they have Area Account Manager's who act as Arrears Manager's.

 

They are alsoin financial trouble at the moment, so no chance of expensive court costs.

 

Stick it out and they will eventually write off your account after about four to six months.

 

Good luck.

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