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mark61120
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I was a bit silly and posted this at the end of an old thread. This is basically a repeat of that post.
I received a PCN from ES, on their PCN, it states to appeal to IAS. I have read that IAS always reject appeals, so I requested a POPLA reference from them. 20 days after they received that request (sent recorded), they have not issued a POPLA reference, but merely upped the charge. Are they not covered under POPLA, but by IAS only?
Thanks,
Mark
I received a PCN from ES, on their PCN, it states to appeal to IAS. I have read that IAS always reject appeals, so I requested a POPLA reference from them. 20 days after they received that request (sent recorded), they have not issued a POPLA reference, but merely upped the charge. Are they not covered under POPLA, but by IAS only?
Thanks,
Mark
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Only members if the BPA use PoPLA.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.0
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Is it worth appealing to IAS as I am now out of the 21 day time period (ES delayed sending a response to my letter requesting an appeal reference number for 20 days) and IAS will charge £15 for the privilege of appeal.
Also, it does say that any resolution is subsequently binding, so perhaps it would be best not to appeal to them and wait for a small claims hearing?
Thanks,
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Up to you, I would appeal, others here disagree. Result is not binding on you, only PPC.
Read the stickies, they tell all this stuff.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.0 -
that guy once kicked me !bastid!, what help do you need ?0
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According to the appeal website, you are agreeing to be bound by the appeal (if the appeal is beyond the 21 day period).0
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that is the "paid for appeal "0
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do not ever, ever, ever pay for an ias appealFrom the Plain Language Commission:
"The BPA has surely become one of the most socially dangerous organisations in the UK"0 -
No, I won't!0
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I have been in a battle with ESPEL for the last 10 months and lost due to a bad judge. Please learn from my experiences and the experience of others in how to beat them. I'm going to be supporting all cases I can find that are working against ESPEL.
You will find the details of my case on the consumeractiongroup forum (I'm unable to post links at the moment!)
There you will find the details of another case (ginger) who fought them and won.
Please take your time reading through those.0 -
Good on you NWITConsultant. Glad you are here joining the fightback!
I saw your case on pepipoo and appeals are hard to win unless you can show that the Judge ignored vital evidence or erred on a matter of law.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
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