UKPCS Windscreen PCN - Parking in Disabled by without BB - Scotland

[ericsbrother 3,537]

Read about DR+ anywhere and you will see that they can do nothing.

They like to claim that the world will fall in if you dont pay but ask yourself, why are they asking for £160?

When you have worked that out you will realise everything lese they say is also bo*****s

 

test case? the woman in dundee used completely the wrong arguments in court and with a rather reactionary judge the result went against her.

[dx100uk 9,437]

bet it n'tsay WILL anything!

 

scan it up

[Hungrydoug 130]

Thanks all. I'll get it scanned and uploaded.

[Hungrydoug 130]

Junk mail attached

DRP Letter_Gallagher.pdf

[dx100uk 9,437]

As said doesn't say will take court action..

 

Read it properly!!

[ericsbrother 3,537]

so they are going to recomment their client takes action.

I recommend that you use sudso for your washing,

I cant do anything if you dont and nor can they.

 

They are quoting the Beavis decision and they are right, in that case the parking co could enforce their claim.

That doesnt mean that any old claim is then automatically valid and they havent said that they believe this the be the case,

they have left a thought in your head that you have now inflated into a doom and gloom scenario.

 

Everything these people send must be dissected word by word and then you get to the truth. even their claims are generally rubbish because they are too vague but people often forget to challence that as part of their defence.

Edited April 5, 2018 by honeybee13
Paras

[Hungrydoug 130]

Hello!

 

I've received a nice letter form Debt Recovery Plus today regarding a parking charge that I've not paid.

 

The 'offence' dates from 22/01/2018 (and happened in Scotland) and I ignored the two letters that I received from them at that time. It now seems to have escalated and I'm being threatened with court action if I don't pay the inflated costs now. Apparently I have 7 days to pay or "legal recovery actions" will commence.

 

The rear of the letter informs me that "The driver of the vehicle at the time this charge was issued is responsible for payment of the charge detailed overleaf" although they have not identified who was driving in this case.

 

Do I still ignore this or is there something I have to do to make this go away?

 

Thanks

 

Doug

[honeybee13 4,450]

Hi.

 

Are you able to post up an anonymised version of the letter for us please? Also, is this the first time you've posted about the problem?

 

HB

[Hungrydoug 130]

Hi honeybee13, thanks for the quick response.

 

I'll post up a copy of the letter once I figure out how to do it on this computer (would be easy at work!)

 

I posted about this (I don't actually remember doing it) in the following thread: 

I don't know if these can be merged to keep things simple?

 

Doug

 

 

[Andyorch 10,464]

Topics merged.

[FTMDave 597]

Just ignore DR+.  It's not their debt and they can do nothing.  Hot air from paper tigers.

[Hungrydoug 130]

Thanks FTMDave

 

Letter attached for information. The rear of the letter is too big to upload, but it's just the ways to pay.

DR Plus Side 1.pdf

[dx100uk 9,437]

you state the ticket was issue whilst parked in dundee scotland

are you a resident in scotland or were on holiday at the time and live in england?

 

 

[Hungrydoug 130]

Hi dx100uk. 

 

We live in Scotland.

[dx100uk 9,437]

nothing they can do then.

 

 

[Hungrydoug 130]

Thanks dx

[brassnecked 1,826]

Any LBA or County Court claim they started would be void as POFA etc not applicable to Scotland.

[dx100uk 9,437]

but ofcourse dont ignore a letter of claim or a court claim pack should one ever arrive

and don't move without informing them for 5yrs.

[Hungrydoug 130]

Thanks dx.

If I get anything else through I'll bring it back here for the experts.

 

Could you also clarify your last point about moving house please?

[dx100uk 9,437]

you never move without informing anyone in writing that claims you owe them money of the fact

else you'll get a backdoor CCJ filed to your own address you'll know nowt about

this goes for debts on your credit file too