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Re: APCOA - train station, multiple fines, no correspondence, straight to solicitors
contacted CMA, ICO and BPA as suggested. the BPA have responded saying "Based on the evidence provided, I have not identified a breach of the Code of Practice and I am therefore unable to invest…2 -
Re: DCB Legal offering settlement
As above …. When DCBL make offers, they know its a junk cllaim but in pure ignorance they will proceed to a court claim, waste the courts time and later discontinue. They discontinue RUBBISH claims S…2 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Personally I’ve never opened a FR bond except the 6.2(I think) from NS&I, lower for ISAs as they allow early access/transfer with a charge so it is a numbers game rather than massively regretting…2 -
Re: Smart Parking claim via DCB Legal? Group info thread
Just keep following the 8 steps in the defence template thread in announcements near the top of the forum There are several steps after the defence has been filed, including the submission by email o…1 -
Re: DCB Legal for Euro Car Parks CNBC Claim form
Correct, you need to liaise with the court, because you are representing yourself1 -
Re: Claim Form DCB legal ltd for Euro car parks
Study the previous advice and look at the screenshot below, its normally about 5 from the top, because the admins split all the old posts into an archive a few days ago, leaving just 2 important posts1 -
Re: Buildings insurance for two flats (in terraced house) with two owners
See recent thread below. Residentsline block specialist maybe worth a quote as indicated in the above thread - https://residentsline.co.uk/1 -
Re: SIPP Providers who allow 'in specie' transfer from maturing SAYE to a SIPP
Hi all. @DRS1 it was indeed me. I'll link the original thread below if I can find it. @gopalgriffith I am in a very similar situation. But from everything I have read, I believe that a SIPP tran…1 -
Re: SIPP Providers who allow 'in specie' transfer from maturing SAYE to a SIPP
A couple of years ago when I first hypothesised this, a search showed a couple of SAYE schemes actively advising / encouraging this approach on their websites. One of these being Tesco, who's le…2 -
Re: SIPP Providers who allow 'in specie' transfer from maturing SAYE to a SIPP
I suspect whoever dreamt up the flexible ISA did not think about its interaction with the Revenue approved all employee share schemes. And there are relatively few flexible S&S ISAs. OP - Charles…1
