Parking Charge Notice - G24 Limited

CBN

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Mark_Hewitt

Option (ii) - Of course!

CBN

It certainly seems sensible based on everything I read, it's just the nervousness about being the first one they pursue...a CCJ would ruin chances of future mortgage applications etc.

Orford

CBN wrote: »

It certainly seems sensible based on everything I read, it's just the nervousness about being the first one they pursue... That won't happen

See G24's letter-chain listed here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2214803

bromsgrovebarry

CBN wrote: »

It certainly seems sensible based on everything I read, it's just the nervousness about being the first one they pursue...a CCJ would ruin chances of future mortgage applications etc.

I sniff troll. Ignore this joker.

trisontana

CBN wrote: »

It certainly seems sensible based on everything I read, it's just the nervousness about being the first one they pursue...a CCJ would ruin chances of future mortgage applications etc.

Do you actually understand the mechanism of how a CCJ is obtained? It's not simple for the PPC to go down that road.

CBN

Thanks for the help guys. I am not a troll of any description - I received this letter today and can upload it if that helps!

And no I don't understand the mechanism of obtaining a CCJ. Will do some more reading. Thanks again guys.

trisontana

CBN wrote: »

Thanks for the help guys. I am not a troll of any description - I received this letter today and can upload it if that helps!

And no I don't understand the mechanism of obtaining a CCJ. Will do some more reading. Thanks again guys.

To get a CCJ the case has to actually go to court (very unlikely), you lose (very,very unlikely) and then you refuse to pay whatever the judge orders. As you see, not a simple process.

bromsgrovebarry

Apologies CBN, I misread your post. Just follow the sound advice you have been given

CBN

trisontana wrote: »

To get a CCJ the case has to actually go to court (very unlikely), you lose (very,very unlikely) and then you refuse to pay whatever the judge orders. As you see, not a simple process.

I see so actually if you pay the money the judge says you don't get a CCJ, that's worth knowing!

So final question...I take it these jokers, or their debt collection company, have no recourse to add anything to your credit history over this?

And nobody has ever had the "visit within 72 hours"? That's the worrying bit with two small children:(

Thank you so so much.

trisontana

Debt collectors cannot affect you credit record unless they go through the procedure outlined above. As for that "72 hour visits", it never happens. Don't forget that debt collectors are just private citizens with no special powers. They cannot enter your property and they cannot seize goods. In the remote chance that they do turn up at your door, tell them to go away, or you will report them to the police for harassment.