Parking charge on one of Leeds shopping center.

Poniato

That's message from UKPC.

Unfortunately we are unable to accept this Appeal as the Parking Charge Reference number has now been referred to our Debt Recovery Team.
We request that you discuss the matter directly with them by telephone 0208 234 6775
Debt Recovery Plus
PO BOX 411
Dukinfield
SK14 9DD

Email: Info@drpl.co.uk

They haven't replied for my last letter to them and they have just blocked my online account. I haven't got any final decision and POPLA code from them.

Coupon-mad

Poniato wrote: »

That's message from UKPC.

Unfortunately we are unable to accept this Appeal as the Parking Charge Reference number has now been referred to our Debt Recovery Team.
We request that you discuss the matter directly with them by telephone 0208 234 6775
Debt Recovery Plus
PO BOX 411
Dukinfield
SK14 9DD

Email: Info@drpl.co.uk

They haven't replied for my last letter to them and they have just blocked my online account. I haven't got any final decision and POPLA code from them.

Forward that to the BPA - quoting the complaint ref they gave you earlier -and ask what they are doing about this clear breach (assuming you DID appeal in time to have expected a POPLA code).

Poniato

@Coupon-mad Yes, I have appealed in time. I have been corresponding with UKPC over 3-4 months.

You mean BPA = aos@britishparking.co.uk?

Coupon-mad

Yes, the same email who responded to you...did the reply from the BPA have a name on it, if so then this time use their name in your email and show them what UKPC have said, and prove that you DID appeal in time (screenshot if you appealed online)? Make it clear to the BPA the date when you first appealed, and when you chased it up.

Poniato

Coupon-mad I have attached all letter which I have got and I have sent to UKPC. All what I have got I have sent to BPA. I my email to them I have explained that I haven't recived my POPLA and I have been asking about it. Also, like as you said I have attached screen shots with highlighter al the most important thing. Like my appeal with question about the POPLA etc.

I just wonder if they can halp me in any way? If UKPC chase it up to dept departmen is that any thing what I can do to cancel that process?

Coupon-mad

You can only complain to the BPA and wait for your POPLA code.

Poniato

OK, thanks guys,

Poniato

I have recived a letter from Debt Recovery Plus Ltd company. They want me to pay 160 pounds, if no they will chase it to supreme court of the UK. I haven't recived final decision from UKPC Ltd. They haven't replied for my last letter and they haven't event sent me POPLA code. How they could chase this to DRP Ltd, if they even haven't sent me final decision for my appeal!? !!!!!! is wrong with them? O'course there's not possible to call UKPC Ltd or DRP Ltd. Do they want to intimidate me?

What now? That looks a little bit more serious for me then before.

Umkomaas

They want me to pay 160 pounds, if no they will chase it to supreme court of the UK

:rotfl::rotfl:
That's B/S mate. You need to read things much more carefully! DRP taking you to The Supreme Court? - that's a new one. If only they could!

They haven't replied for my last letter and they haven't event sent me POPLA code.

Complain to the BPA that they have commenced debt collection activities while the appeals procedures have not yet been completed, contrary to the BPA Code of Practice.

O'course there's not possible to call UKPC Ltd or DRP Ltd

Never phone a PPC or a debt crawler.

Do they want to intimidate me?

And they seem to be doing a very good job of doing so. :cool:

Coupon-mad

Nothing has changed. Complain to the BPA and show them the daft letter which surely by now you've sussed is hot air!

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5035663

Come on, that stupid letter chain has been laughed at on forums for a decade...easy to Google if you aren't sure how to search this forum. This is not 'serious' just because you've got a daft DRP letter. Some of us here have collected them for fun!

It's a good thing as it gives you more to complain about, to the BPA.