ukpc final reminder

hammer68

Hi all

just posted the latest ukpc final reminder notice on here, now threatening debt recovery and if necessary county court proceedings.If the court orders judgement against me then i am liable for interest, court costs and i might never get credit again:eek:

then if i still dont pay BAILIFFS and their costs, good job i got new underwear for xmas.

funny how there is no proper buisness address or contact name on any of their paperwork, as per usual wife is getting rather nervous again after seeing the above.

anyway happy new year to you all (apart from the ppc)

taffy056

You do know that you should ignore them, don't you ? Their final reminder/plead for your money should be filed in the scam section of your filing system, probably in the Nigerian section The next move will be to the debt collectors scammers, then the fake solicitors and then nothing as they give up.

Watch the watchdog videos in regards to this, they tell exactly what these invoices are.

bromsgrovebarry

These scammers cannot send bailiffs round. A bailiff is a court appointed official. All this scum can do is appoint a debt collection agency who have no powers of entry or siezure. All a DCA can do is send silly threatening letters or possibly daft phone calls that can be safely ignored. Do not be taken in by this two bob scam.

hammer68

thanks for replying but it was a tongue in cheek comment about the letter, cant wait for the next letter to arrive

fil_cad

Its just a desparation plea as the poor cretins are realiseing there on a LOOOOOOOOSER with you:D :money:

kevin_M

don't worry they will send a final final reminder then a final final final reminder.. Annnnddd so on

esmerobbo

hammer68 wrote: »

cant wait for the next letter to arrive

Don't worry you have the Roxburghe/Graham White mishmash to come yet!:p

titch2k6

Just out of interest, this is taken from the BPA's COP, Annex B, Section B13.1(d):

"The courts expect parties in civil actions to be co-operative, and to try to resolve disputes without court proceedings. The courts do not look favourably upon operators who try to demand money within short timescales and by using threats, and will award costs against them."