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PCN after delivery to a flat

hendale
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Hi there,
I have spent some time going through previous posts and the newby faqs and would like some advice on the steps to follow.
My company has received a letter dated 30/06/17 from debt collectors DRP chasing payment for a parking charge from 18/04/17.
We have not had any correspondence prior to this letter and the driver did not have a notice placed on the windscreen. The reason for issue stated on this letter is "Vehicle not registered". The parking company is UK Car Park Management Ltd. The amount claimed is £160.
The date in question our van was delivering in a block of flats, which i guess falls under Jopson v Home Guard.
Having read a few posts, I am not sure whether we should try to appeal this with your IPC member template or whether we should write to the debt collectors asking to pass it back on to parking company.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
I have spent some time going through previous posts and the newby faqs and would like some advice on the steps to follow.
My company has received a letter dated 30/06/17 from debt collectors DRP chasing payment for a parking charge from 18/04/17.
We have not had any correspondence prior to this letter and the driver did not have a notice placed on the windscreen. The reason for issue stated on this letter is "Vehicle not registered". The parking company is UK Car Park Management Ltd. The amount claimed is £160.
The date in question our van was delivering in a block of flats, which i guess falls under Jopson v Home Guard.
Having read a few posts, I am not sure whether we should try to appeal this with your IPC member template or whether we should write to the debt collectors asking to pass it back on to parking company.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
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presumably you have read post #4 of the NEWBIES sticky thread ?
and the ROSSENDALES thread by coupon-mad ?
I always advocate IGNORE when it comes to debt collectors, they have no powers so why worry about them ? just file the DCA letters in one big file , preferably unopened
yes you could send the IPC template to the PPC , but it wont do any good
in fact , nothing you can do will do any good , so why bother ?
its an LBC or an MCOL that need responding to , until then there is nothing to do , ZERO
come back if or when an LBC or MCOL arrive , please dont waste our time about worthless DCA letters
that is my opinion , always was , always will be0
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