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Guys_Dad

Which part of posts #28 & #30 would you like a more detailed explanation for?

Coupon-mad

We don't need an update of these daft letters. You will get letters and we said to ignore anything except a court claim (or LBCCC from Gladstones solicitors).

Herzlos

YODA73 wrote: »

Hi Dublindel - I have received another letter from UKCPS saying;

Dear X,

DO NOT IGNORE THIS NOTICE IMMEDIATE PAYMENT REQUIRED

We note from our records that you have appealed the above parking charge but you did not exercise your right to appeal to the IAS (independent appeals Service). It is now too late to do so.
This is the final letter before debt recovery action will commence. Failure to pay or make a binding agreement to pay within 14 days of receipt of this letter will automatically lead to recovery action.

?? - what shall I do from here

If you want, you can try:

"Dear xxxx,

I make a binding agreement to pay the requested amount, if and only if, instructed to do so by a judge. Cancel this invoice or issue a compliant LBA"

Which they'll ignore, and set the debt collector letter printers on you.

YODA73

Sorry, I'm confused?

YODA73

Coupon-mad : are you saying I should reply with another letter?

Is so, what do you suggest I write? Or, leave it completely?

Redx

YODA73 wrote: »

Coupon-mad : are you saying I should reply with another letter?

Is so, what do you suggest I write? Or, leave it completely?

Coupon-mad said IGNORE

GUYS DAD referred you to IGNORE posts

I say ignore too

HERZLOS is the one who gave you a reply that they will IGNORE and they will still keep harassing you

the point is that we dont wish to know about the debt letters, only a court claim or an official LBCCC

nobody here cares about the debt letters, so neither should you

either you respond, or you ignore, your decision to make, not ours to make for you

YODA73

Ok Redx - I shall ignore and won't return here unless I receive a court claim or lbccc.

Thank you all.

ManxRed

Herzlos's letter has the advantage that they cannot then start escalating the costs further in the rare event they try court.