I have a valid ticket

The_Deep

The demand for £238 alone should tell you that this is a scam. The most you would be likely to pay, if you were to lose, would be circa £200.

However, if this did get to court, you would imo be unlikely to lose. Claims for breach of contract for a fluttering tickets, where full payment has been made are becoming increasingly viewed by judges are not important or deliberate or malicious breaches and the PPC often ends up paying both the motorist and the solicitor. Read this

https://bmpa.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213982109-Fluttering-Ticket-Robodefence

Wynne92

Thank you the link made interesting reading and I will use the information in my reply to BWlegal.

Wynne92

Hi, Just an update.I have heard nothing from either Excel Parking or BWLegal since before christmas.However I recently checked my credit rating and have discovered a search has been made back in Novemeber of 2017 by BWLegal.Would they have the right to do this.I understand that if I wa staking out credit then a check would be taken as when I use comparison sites for my car insurance compainies carry out searches.I have not entered into any agreement with BWLegal .Can companies just do a random search of your credit rating?

nosferatu1001

Yes they have the right to do this. Tracing service. They didnt do a search on your credit rating. They did a search on your location, using your credit history, and therefore it shows up.