PPC performing a credit search

beamerguy

waamo wrote: »

I suspect this isn't a credit search but rather confirmation of your address.

It's a soft search to which those entitled to access the credit database can do.
Now, I have long suspected that such information can be obtained from third parties such as bank staff

The OP has the right to ask all the credit agencies who accessed his files

Who knows, a can of worms might be uncovered

Coupon-mad

None of us are defending the parking firm, BTW.

The industry with its two 'Trade Bodies' who lobby Government, maintaining a veil of legitimacy for their members, fronts a despicable scam played out by many of the worst culprit firms.

pappa_golf

Coupon-mad wrote: »

None of us are defending the parking firm, BTW.

The industry with its two 'Trade Bodies' who lobby Government, maintaining a veil of legitimacy for their members, fronts a despicable scam played out by many of the worst culprit firms.

vote tory , problem solved!

http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=113642

Timothea

When regulated debt collectors get involved, are they obliged to confirm the current address of the alleged debtor? PPCs can only ask DVLA for the registered keeper's address at the date of event.

This would explain why many people only find out that they have a PCN when they receive a threatening letter from a debt collector.