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    • I have received an email in the last 10 minutes 4) The Claimant's witness is currently out of the office on annual leave and this was not relayed to DWF Law until after the event which has caused a further unfortunate delay. 5) The Court has directed parties to file and serve any evidence upon which they intend to rely not later than 14- days before the hearing i.e. by 4pm on 6 June 2024. Regrettably, the Claimant will have insufficient time to finalise their witness evidence and supporting exhibits as directed. We therefore respectfully apply to extend the time for filing/serving evidence so that the evidence upon which the parties intend to rely by filed and served not later than 7-days before the hearing i.e. by 4pm on 13 June 2024  It also includes a "Notice of Hearing" stating that the application hearing will take place on 13th June at 10.00am.  Confused as to whether I need to attend this ?
    • I've received this notice to keeper. I work for the NHS and was delayed due to patient care. I park here regular and and have never had any issues. I've looked at the evidence on the portal and other than showing that i entered at 12.59.33 and departed at 17:14:14 it doesn't state how long i overstayed for. I paid for 4 hours parking over the phone which i wont have done till i got parked but as its over the phone i have no receipt or record but it is not possible for me to have been in excess of 15mins from the photos alone but I'm unsure having read other threads whether grace periods are 10 or 15 minutes. I havent appealed yet but and was about to but in appealing i'm showing i'm the driver which i gather is something you state we must never do. I don't like confrontation but £60 seems extortionate. Hope you can help. 🤞 1 Date of the infringement 30th May 2024 2 Date on the NTK [this must have been received within 14 days from the 'offence' date] 30th May 2024 [scan up BOTH SIDES as ONE PDF- follow the upload guide] please LEAVE IN LOCATION AND ALL DATES/TIMES/£'s 3 Date received 5th June 2024 4 Does the NTK mention schedule 4 of The Protections of Freedoms Act 2012? [Y/N?] No reference to schedule 4 just says"...we the creditor reserve the right to recover unpaid parking charges from the registered keeper in accordance with POFA 2012." 5 Is there any photographic evidence of the event? Yes 6 Have you appealed? [Y/N?] post up your appeal] No Have you had a response? [Y/N?] post it up NA 7 Who is the parking company? Carpark securities 8. Where exactly [carpark name and town] Northgate, Halifax Former Dews Car Park HX1 1XJ For either option, does it say which appeals body they operate under. IAS There are two official bodies, the BPA and the IAS. If you are unsure, please check HERE   Notice to Keeper.pdf
    • It never seems to amaze me how the chuckleheads think that No Stopping can ever offer a contract when it is prohibitory. In any case you did not accept the contract by entering the land, you entered the land to get to the airport for goodness sake. In most car parks there is a Consideration period that allows motorists to decide whether they want to stay in the car park . Here on a road, there is no consideration period and whether the motorist finds the terms agreeable or not even assuming that they are able to understand that they are being hoodwinked into believing they are being offered a  contract they cannot turn back. They have a plane to catch and even if they did turn back because they didn't accept the  No Stopping term of   the so called contract they would still have had to stop to turn around. Plus there is a question of Frustration of Contract. You had to stop at a pedestrian crossing .    
    • Just a couple paragraphs their WS that it might be useful to refer to specifically in the OP's WS... Para 6 A contract was formed with "the driver" of the vehicle. Para 8 "The driver" accepted the contract. (The "driver" is not named, or identified anywhere in the WS). Para 7 WHY would there ever be a "no stopping" restriction in a car park? (In Para 10, they specify that it is a "car park"). Para 11 "The Defendant" became liable." Again, they have not shown that the Defendant was "the driver", simply the keeper. Para 20 "It is a matter of agreement"? Not really sure what they're trying to say here...
    • Thank you for relying so quickly! That is what I had concluded was the reality of the situation.. I'm still waiting for the call within my time slot.. I will try to fill this thread with more info, find original letters and show the docs of the pack I was sent, a pack with no real covering letter to show what it was in response to or from whom..
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Its fraud.

 

 

Thought it would be :(

 

I had better behave then.:eek:

 

I am going to make one of those boxes up tomorrow. My shredder needs emptying. If I can, I will provide photo's.

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Thought it would be :(

 

I had better behave then.:eek:

 

I am going to make one of those boxes up tomorrow. My shredder needs emptying. If I can, I will provide photo's.

 

I going to be looking out, for people following me, trying to bump me off. 300+ DCA's hire 4000 goons to get me lol

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I have actualy returned threat-o-grams in their own envelopes after I smeared them in chocolate spread on the inside. I enclosed the message "thankyou that came in handy...I just ran out of paper"

 

Yes I ripped the name off...

 

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I'm sure I remember reading on an Amex USA board, that one contributor had sent an envelope full of blank paper in an envelope (with no stamps on) marked to Amex and the senders address also marked as Amex...I think he did this a number of times with very heavy envelopes and they had to pay the post office every time they had to go and pick up the parcels from the sorting office....

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Am a bit behind on this thread, but if you send crushed gravel and don't want 'em to think it anthrax, couldn't you just be honest and write "Pavement Enclosed" rather than Payment?

 

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Its fraud.

 

which part of it is fraud?

 

filling in a form with the dca's details instead of my own?

 

or causing 'damage' to the dca when they have to pay to send the items back?

 

I was under the impression that fraud is 'a deception made for personal gain or to cause damage to another individual'. Surely my idea is not fraudulent, because (a) it is not for my personal gain, and (b) the damaged party (the dca) would not be decieved.

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which part of it is fraud?

 

filling in a form with the dca's details instead of my own?

 

or causing 'damage' to the dca when they have to pay to send the items back?

 

I was under the impression that fraud is 'a deception made for personal gain or to cause damage to another individual'. Surely my idea is not fraudulent, because (a) it is not for my personal gain, and (b) the damaged party (the dca) would not be decieved.

 

Its decieving the original company into sending out items at a personnal loss to them. That company will have to foot the admin bill and the original postage. So its classed as defruading the Original company. If not everyone would be doing it just for fun. However if you wish to go ahead with it, remember it is an offence to use someone else's details.

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Based on an average of .50p per item and 185,000 members thats £92,500 if we target one DCA thats enough to put them out of business.

 

I Suggest we nominate a DCA for christmas this year.

 

I never thought I would ever say this but Blair, Oliver and Scott are suddenly on my xmas card list

 

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there all on my xmas card list.

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As it would be for Xmas, could we not send them a padded envelope of Holly, enclosing a note stating this holly is for decorating purposes only.

 

Then hope the hand that enters the envelope isn't wearing gloves!

 

 

 

Or is it possible to scan a pre paid envelope, then print out 100's of them on A4 paper, cut them out and stick to any old junk mail envelope over the original address and then fill.

 

So for example you receive a Virgin Media junk mail or SKY, cut the pre paid envelope out, stick it over the Virgin Media / SKY pre paid envelope address, fill it and post off?

 

Would help as we would only need one pre paid envelope for each company.

 

Just had a lightbulb moment, could each one of us scan a pre paid env host it on photobucket in a public album, then we can all view it, 'save as' and print our own out :lol:

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Just had a lightbulb moment, could each one of us scan a pre paid env host it on photobucket in a public album, then we can all view it, 'save as' and print our own out :lol:

 

Think you should turn your lightbulb off.:D

 

If we did that the site would be in loads of brown sticky stuff for allowing it, and we could get done for fraud and god know what else when it come to interfering with Royal Mail.:eek:

 

Just start saving all your pre paid up and send them all just before christmas:rolleyes: if they are busy opening letters they might leave the phones alone for a while.

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I think it was BB on another thread who mentioned paying a debt in pennies. I remember years ago that people were making protest payments(I think it was for court fines of some sort) by writing cheques on all sorts of things like paving slabs etc. Apparently as long as all the proper bank details are on it you can write a cheque on anything, like the side of a cow (probably not the most cost effective one) or the back of a fag packet and they have to honour it. That was years ago so I don't know if it still applies.

 

Anyway, I was thinking about the DCA's who have managed to produce an enforcable agreement or secured a CCJ. Is there any rule saying exactly how they have to be paid? I know they supply paying in slips but do we really have to use them? (as well as pay the post office charges) I mean as long as you keep up the monthly payments in legal tender it shouldn't matter, even if you don't send it all at once. Like 73p in coins this week, some more next week and mix it up a bit with a small postal order and a cheque and maybe a partial payment on their paying in slips. Then of course you would need to ask them for a statement of account every month which I believe they are obliged to send.

 

If anything yucky happened to be in the envelope well that's just too bad. Some coins can get all sorts of stuff stuck to them. Or if a cockroach came scurrying out of the envelope at their end, who's to say how it got in there - but I can promise it wouldn't have my fingerprints on it.

 

If some people started making payments like this and some were sending envelopes containing other stuff then the DCA's would have to open them all just in case. I am not suggesting anyone does this of course.

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Its decieving the original company into sending out items at a personnal loss to them. That company will have to foot the admin bill and the original postage. So its classed as defruading the Original company. If not everyone would be doing it just for fun. However if you wish to go ahead with it, remember it is an offence to use someone else's details.

 

So if i could find out the person who keeps giving my details out to these companies that send out books etc then i could have them done for fraud

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well lets jus hope his person slips up s i am nor f*&^ed off with it.

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