parking eye + Equita PLEASE READ

beamerguy

salmosalaris wrote: »

Simply get your daughter to write to both Equita and Parking Eye . Advise them that she no longer lives at that address , but is now married and lives in the USA giving them her address . Advise PE any further correspondence should be sent to that address and for clarity that any debt is denied . Advise Equita that any debt is denied and to refer the matter back to their client and not contact her again .

No address in the USA is required. Nobody knows what connections Equita have, don't want the poor girl harassed

salmosalaris

Do you think they shot JFK too ?

ManxRed

If they want to discharge liability as per Schedule 4 then an address is required.

beamerguy

salmosalaris wrote: »

Do you think they shot JFK too ?

So funny, with this wild bunch who can tell ?:j

JEdwa

Please all complain to the the Financial Ombudsman, it took me 5 minutes. This is the authority which led to Cash Genie being forced into redress over similar practice. They have responded to me advising they will be looking into the problem and respond within 2 weeks. Just Google "financial ombudsman complaint" and follow the on-line process. Strength in numbers everybody!

beamerguy

ManxRed wrote: »

If they want to discharge liability as per Schedule 4 then an address is required.

The lady does not want to do that as she said "Yeah right" and clearly does not want her daughter harassed.
But it is up to the lady what she decides to do

beamerguy

JEdwa wrote: »

Please all complain to the the Financial Ombudsman, it took me 5 minutes. This is the authority which led to Cash Genie being forced into redress over similar practice. They have responded to me advising they will be looking into the problem and respond within 2 weeks. Just Google "financial ombudsman complaint" and follow the on-line process. Strength in numbers everybody!

Yes, given enough complaints to the FO, it might make them do something

pappa_golf

does this come under the financial ombudsman's umbrella? I thought this was a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) problem


well it was them that brought the charges against "cash genie" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-33675522

Castle

pappa_golf wrote: »

does this come under the financial ombudsman's umbrella? I thought this was a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) problem


well it was them that brought the charges against "cash genie" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-33675522

Cash genie and similar were in connection with regulated debts; parking notices are unregulated debts, so they won't be covered by the FCA.

Equita are members of the CSA, but I'd have no confidence in them do anything based on previous experience.

pappa_golf

so , who is the correct authority that this should be discussed with (at government level) ?