A Disabled Charity And A PPC

trisontana

If the press are informed about Mobilise and UKCPS, mention should also be made of their pet debt-collector Court Proceeding Ltd with its "scales of justice" logo. Many people would argue that the name and logo is specifically designed to fool people into believing that this outfit has some sort of official standing, instead of being just a two-bit DCA that operates out of an accommodation address in London.

Fergie76

I can't believe that the Charity Commission have not rescinded Mobilise's Charity Status.

halibut2209

Having just read through this entire thread, and all the links therein, I am ashamed that a British charity purporting to help the disabled can be so two-faced. I shall be writing to the trustees and to the charity commission to voice my concerns and disapproval.

anewman

Fergie76 wrote: »

I can't believe that the Charity Commission have not rescinded Mobilise's Charity Status.

They might if they get enough well-compiled complaints, and Mobilise cannot give an adequate account of their actions to the Charity Commission (which will be the case if they continue to tow the same line they have been doing).

_cordelia_

Spartacus_Mills wrote: »

The Exeter case was a lady who parked in a disabled spot without a badge and was unable to attend court because her disability had got worse.

The Exeter Case was actually a man who parked without displaying a disabled badge as he does not posses one. He also did attend court and with a defence prepared for him by an expert from Pepipoo.

AlexisV

No, he did not attend court.

Driver8

_cordelia_ wrote: »

The Exeter Case was actually a man who parked without displaying a disabled badge as he does not posses one. He also did attend court and with a defence prepared for him by an expert from Pepipoo.

Here we go again, another PPC troll trying to put the wind up people again by lying.

You lot are getting more desperate by the day, oh how i laugh when i see another one on here whingeing, they are obviously losing money hand over fist. But unfortunately not losing it fast enough.

Their days are numbered.

trisontana

The user name Cordelia is one used by our old friend Peter Hasbeen of UKCPS over on CAG. The reason the guy didn't turn up for the Exeter case was that he was too ill to attend.

esmerobbo

_cordelia_ wrote: »

The Exeter Case was actually a man who parked without displaying a disabled badge as he does not posses one. He also did attend court and with a defence prepared for him by an expert from Pepipoo.

However he was disabled had medical proof but you pursued. Do you wonder why so many are against your industry?

If he was taking the pi$$ fair do's. However he parked near the door as he was in pain and disabled!

"posses" an apt word for you as its to do with cowboys!

firebird20

Did he park near the door? What makes you so sure of that? Not all disabled bays are near the doors or the nearest bays to the door.