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      well if your not going to upload documents because you are too scared of your data being stolen and someone rocking up to you we are going to struggle to help you peoples energy data breach has nothing to do with a hosting site...
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      We have finally managed to obtain the transcript of this case.

      The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
      This is generally speaking the problem with using PackLink who are domiciled in Spain and very conveniently out of reach of the British justice system.

      Frankly I don't think that is any accident.

      One of the points that the judge made was that the customers contract with the broker specifically refers to the courier – and it is clear that the courier knows that they are acting for a third party. There is no need to name the third party. They just have to be recognisably part of a class of person – such as a sender or a recipient of the parcel.

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      This is good ethical practice.

      It would be very nice if the parcel delivery companies – including EVRi – practised this kind of thing as well.

       

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a set of laughable letters. have a search on here for their name.

Thanks.

I have recieved the initial fine through the post, complete with a picture of the back of my car, which i thought was a bit strange due to the dispute being about displaying a valid permit, which if i had one would have been in the windscreen.

i have found some template letters on this site, should i send them one of these or just ignore all letters from them and pretend it didn't happen. i dont want to worry myself about this.

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it is not a FINE. do they call it a fine ? I always advocate ignoring the PPC completely. If you write they will smell your nerves (and money) and pester you all the more. read around here, be comforted.

 

No they dont call it a fine. i will ignore this letter and keep this site informed of my progress.

 

Thanks for the advice:)

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Yesterday i recieved a letter from Rossendale Collectors and they are requesting £115.00 by the 20th. I recieved the letter on the 20th but it was dated 16th which is a bit strange. It doesnt take the royal mail 4 days to post a letter. One of there stupid scams.

 

I rang the number to state my case and the woman says i was arguing with her and she didnt even give me a warning and she cut off. That is totally unproffesional because within a call centre 3 warnings have to be given before you can cut a customer off and they have to be abusive. I know this because i work in a call centre..

 

One other thing, they cant give me a CCJ or ruin my credit history unless they take me to court and i lose, am i correct??

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No not really, it was barely an offence compared to what other motorists had done. The person who issued tickets did not do his job properly by giving everyone a ticket but just me. I have enough evidence to prove my case.

 

How honest are you????

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One other thing, they cant give me a CCJ or ruin my credit history unless they take me to court and i lose, am i correct??

 

 

No - they can't do anything except try to scare you. As for what a call centre does, it is hardly relevant here - this is just an office designed to tell callers that there's nothing that can be done and no appeal, just pay up. Some people believe them and do just that.

 

The rest of us know better.

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Thats what i thought, this guy just joined today to try and hustle us out of money. Cant you guys do something better with your lives, like go on holiday or something... oh i forgot you need ppl like us to pay for you, yeah whatever......:lol:

 

Thanks Buzby, your someone i can really rely on. Compared to some ppl, yes you Honest Brian, you should have written Hustler instead.... LOL

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Easy now folks. Honest Brian is one of my finest crack troll troops. a veritable ninja of the keyboard with lightening wit. Granted he is having a bit of a bad day just now and looks a bit of a dork but believe me when he is on top form his clinical and astute reasoning knows no bounds. With one stroke of the tongue he is able to convince all around that PPCs are not thieving scumbags but knights of old performing a valid and worthwhile service. You have been warned and will no doubt soon fall under his silken spell.

 

One stroke of my mouse button and he is history. I suggest you read the site rules before posting again.

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One stroke of the tongue ?

Hmn thats some statement.

Lets not forget about one stroke of the keyboard too.........

makes for easy banishing of trolls;)

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No not really, it was barely an offence compared to what other motorists had done. The person who issued tickets did not do his job properly by giving everyone a ticket but just me. I have enough evidence to prove my case.

 

How honest are you????

 

Hi MasterKm,

Just ignore those clowns, don't pander to their ego by engaging them. Treat them as you would any other shyster trying to con you out of money.....

Interesting to see Perky back on the scene, obviously nothing better to do with so many people not paying up anymore.

regards

Please remember our troops, fighting and dying in our name. God protect them.

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Personally I would ignore them, nothing will happen. Whatever you do NEVER admit you were the driver. You maybe the registered keeper but you are not in anyway legally obliged to tell them who was.

 

These companys are just after money, please don't fund them, Letters talking about baliffs and court action, debt collecters it's all a load of @~IT. Before any of that they would have to take you to court, and without them knowing who the actual driver was, they can't prove anything.

 

Best course of action is to do nothing, let them waste there time, on there silly scams.

 

Sleep easy

 

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Back on track...

 

Yesterday i recieved a letter from Rossendale Collectors and they are requesting £115.00 by the 20th. I recieved the letter on the 20th but it was dated 16th which is a bit strange. It doesnt take the royal mail 4 days to post a letter. One of there stupid scams.

 

I rang the number to state my case and the woman says i was arguing with her and she didnt even give me a warning and she cut off. That is totally unproffesional because within a call centre 3 warnings have to be given before you can cut a customer off and they have to be abusive. I know this because i work in a call centre..

 

One other thing, they cant give me a CCJ or ruin my credit history unless they take me to court and i lose, am i correct??

 

1. You shouldn't really have contacted them. No harm done, but as you've discovered you can't reason with these people. The woman on the phone is obviously an idiot - it's hard enough to get their victims to call in the first place, but if she then cuts them off she's an nitwit.

 

You need to get your head around the [problem] nature of the whole thing.

 

• do not pay

• do not contact them

• ignore any letters or phonecalls

• they will give up and go away

• they will not take you to court

• you're right about how you get a CCJ, but you won't even be going to court so don't worry

 

Rossendales are well known. They are a bottom feeder company who you should ignore and definitely not bother communicating with.

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Hi, After lots of searching to find some help with my parking fine, I found this forum which has been great so far with the advice I have read.

 

So far I have ignored the demands for payment, and true to what has been posted today I received a demand from Rossendales. Now I know you all say take no notice, they will go away. Will they really? I find all this scary. I have honestly done nothing wrong but I need some assurance from you guys.

Thank You:confused:

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Hi, After lots of searching to find some help with my parking fine, I found this forum which has been great so far with the advice I have read.

 

So far I have ignored the demands for payment, and true to what has been posted today I received a demand from Rossendales. Now I know you all say take no notice, they will go away. Will they really? I find all this scary. I have honestly done nothing wrong but I need some assurance from you guys.

Thank You:confused:

 

Hi. Dont worry :) and dont let these bullying people scare you-thats exactly what they want! Search Rossendales on here and youll see all the other Caggers threads and how they did and what the outcomes were for them:-D

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Now I know you all say take no notice, they will go away. Will they really? I find all this scary. I have honestly done nothing wrong but I need some assurance from you guys.

Thank You:confused:

 

If you pay them, they'll go away. At the same time, if you email me your address I'll also send you a few threatening letters and you can pay me too if you like. Silly, isn't it? Give yourself a shake and move on.

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