parking eye chare. legal or ilegal not to pay?

pogofish

ashfield.imp wrote: »

any actual cases of them suing people?

Yes, many - PE are about the most litigious of PPCs.

However they are pretty easily seen-off if at the POFA stage and all the resources to do that are outlined in the Newbies Sticky.

pappa_golf

nicechap wrote: »

Have you heard of google?

waiter service is expected by some

pappa_golf

ashfield.imp wrote: »

our credit file is crap anyway, we are with stpe change, so does that make addifernce with regard payment to them such as a payment plan, tried phoning them, just a payment line, no people to speak to.
going to baby court doenst bother me, as i have no assets anyway, and have been to big boy court so doesnt frieghten me, just cant be arsed with it

OK , what an idiot

Umkomaas

ashfield.imp wrote: »

any actual cases of them suing people?

If you can summon up the energy to roll off the sofa, put down your pot noodle and make the effort to click on it, the following link will enlighten you.

http://www.bmpa.eu/companydata/ParkingEye.html

Fruitcake

ashfield.imp wrote: »

any actual cases of them suing people?

About 30 000 per year.

A two stage appeal will see this off. You could have done stage one by now. It's already written for you and just needs a copy and paste and send.

fisherjim

ashfield.imp wrote: »

thats why i asked a simple question, so i dont have to traipse through all other stuff.

It's not meant to be as simple as that, that's why the scumbag PPC's make it as hard as they can so people that can't be ar**d to do a little bit if research give in and pay up, or ignore and get dragged through court.

Gadfium

ashfield.imp wrote: »

our credit file is crap anyway, we are with stpe change, so does that make addifernce with regard payment to them such as a payment plan, tried phoning them, just a payment line, no people to speak to.
going to baby court doenst bother me, as i have no assets anyway, and have been to big boy court so doesnt frieghten me, just cant be arsed with it

Sounds like you can't be arsed with much in life.

Just ignore them....then when the CCJ comes through you can throw it on the pile with the others. It's only "baby" court after all. Then you can get back to watching Jeremy Kyle.

arthurx1234

Gadfium wrote: »

Sounds like you can't be arsed with much in life.

Just ignore them....then when the CCJ comes through you can throw it on the pile with the others. It's only "baby" court after all. Then you can get back to watching Jeremy Kyle.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

He/she's probably been on Jeremy Kyle!
Next step Judge Rinder

Arthur (I am having a fag) Brexit

The_Deep

A simple question, but a complex answer. Unless you intend paying the Dane you need to follow the advice given. Ignore and your credit rating could be ruined, bailiffs could call and take away your Brighthouse furniture.

pappa_golf

The_Deep wrote: »

A simple question, but a complex answer. Unless you intend paying the Dane you need to follow the advice given. Ignore and your credit rating could be ruined, bailiffs could call and take away your Brighthouse furniture.

think:


brighthouse furniture is rented , until final payment




if he refrains from the pot noodle for a week , he could hire the "A team" , sorry I mean a appeal Co.