NCP PCN - Asda, Cardiff Bay - DCBL DCA sending out letter with enforcement fees on them!

[ploddertom]

Absolutely magic.

 

You have enough ammo here to make a complaint direct to the MOJ.

 

They can only be acting as a Debt Collectors as there is no CCJ in place against you.

 

Next and only if there was a CCJ and only if it were over £600 and only if it had been transferred up to the High Court for enforcement could they act.

 

As the sum would be considerably less than £600 then if a CCJ had been gained it would have to be enforced by the County Court Bailiff anyway.

 

They are so out of it that they do indeed need to have a complaint made against them at the highest level

& as the Authorised HCEO has also to take responsibility then a complaint needs to made against her as well.

[ploddertom]

I'm going to have a word with someone who is a dab hand at doing complaints but need to contact her first.

[ploddertom]

I wonder how many other people have received these letters & demands from DCBL. In my view and because they are making folks believe they are acting as an enforcement agent in these cases complaint should also be made to CIVEA, also the terms they are using "second enforcement stage" is something more accustomed to the language HCEOs use and would therefore say complaint must also be made to the HCEOA.

 

Whilst I accept both CIVEA & HCEOA are both self governing bodies for the Enforcement industry this matter is so wrong & DCBL must be brought to book or ostracised for their behaviour. It has been said previously elsewhere that the Authorised HCEO for DCBL is one who lives abroad - the Lord Chancellor is responsible for for these appointments and it would do no wrong to copy the LC with any communications.

 

Members of the Enforcement Industry who post on this Forum have said there is nothing preventing the ordinary Joe Public making a complaint about the actions of the Authorised HCEO or for those who offer themselves as "HCEO for Hire". I assume therefore they have made representations themselves as actions such as these are doing more harm than good to the industry. It appears that the Enforcement sector have learned nothing and wish to press the self destruct button instead.

[ploddertom]

 

DCBL's US based HCEO is not a Director of this company nor a shareholder. She merely gives them her authority to enforce High Court writs in her name since the rapid demise of her own company.

 

 

Doesn't matter she is not a Director as enforcement is carried out in her name and it is in her own best interests to ensure all the other employees toe the line as it is her neck that the axe will fall on as in the case it looks as if she is condoning their actions.

[ploddertom]

I guess until we hear something from the OP you should follow a similar pattern of making complaint to those organisations stated in this thread.

[ploddertom]

Wow.....

 

1,000 additional viewers to the thread since yesterday !!!

 

Maybe this means that many others have received identical documentation.....

 

It has been a week since this thread first appeared & I would guess in that time DCBL have been made aware of this thread here and on other forums.

 

 

Says a lot if they are just turning a blind eye & hoping it goes away.

After all, we have seen just a few but can probably guarantee this is just the tip of the iceberg a

nd it may be because of this they are refusing to do anything, as quite a few have possibly already coughed up.

 

 

I also thought this would have been a newsworthy item for Scoop but there is nothing mentioned or is that the enforcement sector

- apart from those who have voiced concerns - endorse this behaviour.

[ploddertom]

I emailed NGPM on Saturday. Given the serious nature of this, you would expect them to respond as quickly as possible to head off potential problems. Have they responded. Nah!

 

It's a bit like sticking your fingers in your ears and saying 'Blah Blah Blah' continuously in the hope you don't hear the truth.

 

That wll be because they now see it as not their problem having delegated responsibility elsewhere.