QDR solicitors...wait for a court date?

KeithP

Biffa70 wrote: »

Ive binned everything that arrived so far.
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...i shall keep doing what ive been doing

Is that a good idea?
I would suggest you keep that stuff for up to six years.

Biffa70

Ill keep anything that comes by registered post. Other than that i bin it as if it was junk mail, which it pretty much is.

There's no evidence i have received any letters or texts.

As for the motorway service one, ive no idea who the company is.

beamerguy

Biffa70 wrote: »

Ill keep anything that comes by registered post. Other than that i bin it as if it was junk mail, which it pretty much is.

There's no evidence i have received any letters or texts.

As for the motorway service one, ive no idea who the company is.

WRONG, registered post is not a requirement.
In your case a simple file should be set up to keep
everything safe

fisherjim

Biffa70 wrote: »

Ill keep anything that comes by registered post. Other than that i bin it as if it was junk mail, which it pretty much is.

There's no evidence i have received any letters or texts.

As for the motorway service one, ive no idea who the company is.

Good grief even credit cards aren't sent recorded delivery!

I'm sure you will eventually find out who the PPC was at the MSA, I'm gone!

Biffa70

I've been a bit confused as i had chucked everything out before now.

Why do you keep all the letters for years, if they aren't legal documents.

How could they prove I've received anything anyway?

Letter came from QDR today. That was actually the motorway services pcn.
CP plus was the company. Then passed to Zzps

That offence occurred on 10/04/2017

Zenith Collections are acting on behalf of UK parking patrol office for the airport.

That offence occurred on 05/05/2017

Thanks again for all your responses

Umkomaas

Why do you keep all the letters for years, if they aren't legal documents.

Because an alleged debt can be pursued through the courts for up to 6 years. If you’ve no longer got copies of your paperwork, you can bet your bottom dollar will have their copies. How could you defend properly without access to what you’ve received?

Don’t forget, PPCs have not been averse to attempting to hoodwink the courts in order to achieve judgments against motorists by selectively quoting from and even producing false documents. If you haven’t got your own copies, I’m sure you won’t be able to remember the details of what you received in 2017 if you’re in front of a judge in 2023.

Why do you keep all the letters for years, if they aren't legal documents.

They don’t need to be. Not sure what point you’re making?

MothballsWallet

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fisherjim wrote: »

Don't reply or phone QDR they are not all they seem, a subsidiary of Wright Hassall, previously known as Quantum Debt Recovery, I suspect they are acting as debt collectors with this.

A solicitor acting on behalf of a client is unlikely to send a text message out of the blue.

I can confirm this - the solicitors I've engaged (mostly for my wife's visa applications) have never text me, they've either phoned or emailed me if they needed to get in contact.

pappa_golf

Biffa70 wrote: »

I've been a bit confused as i had chucked everything out before now.

Why do you keep all the letters for years, if they aren't legal documents.

How could they prove I've received anything anyway?

Letter came from QDR today. That was actually the motorway services pcn.
CP plus was the company. Then passed to Zzps

That offence occurred on 10/04/2017

Zenith Collections are acting on behalf of UK parking patrol office for the airport.

That offence occurred on 05/05/2017

Thanks again for all your responses

as this land comes under bylaws , the offence will time out for being tried in magistrates on approx 05/11/2017

Biffa70

If the airport one times out in November, what about the motorway services one, which has already passed the 6 month mark?

Umkomaas

Biffa70 wrote: »

If the airport one times out in November, what about the motorway services one, which has already passed the 6 month mark?

MSAs are not covered by bylaws.