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3 year old ticket at my own home
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LMCol
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Good morning MSE,
I've traveled through the stickies and have learned a lot about fighting parking charges, however I've not come across anything pertaining specifically to my situation so I thought I better post up.
On Christmas Eve I received a letter from DRP demanding payment for a PCN of £160. It says that they are working on behalf of the creditors (ukcps) so I know I should dispute the charge with them.
This is the first I've heard of this parking charge. When I rang DRP, they explained that the initial charges were sent the cars registered address, which was my precious home.
The unusual circumstances are that the charge is from February 2015, and is for a parking place outside my (then) place of residence, where I had a valid parking pass.
This is the first I've heard of this PCN, I don't recall a windscreen notice and never received a letter through the post, however I spoke to DRP and they said that the PCN was sent the the cars registered address, which was my precious residence. I didn't keep the car long so didn't bother changing the address.
My question is, should I still send a generic dispute letter, alter is to suit my circumstances or should I contact the housing management company directly to complain?
TIA
I've traveled through the stickies and have learned a lot about fighting parking charges, however I've not come across anything pertaining specifically to my situation so I thought I better post up.
On Christmas Eve I received a letter from DRP demanding payment for a PCN of £160. It says that they are working on behalf of the creditors (ukcps) so I know I should dispute the charge with them.
This is the first I've heard of this parking charge. When I rang DRP, they explained that the initial charges were sent the cars registered address, which was my precious home.
The unusual circumstances are that the charge is from February 2015, and is for a parking place outside my (then) place of residence, where I had a valid parking pass.
This is the first I've heard of this PCN, I don't recall a windscreen notice and never received a letter through the post, however I spoke to DRP and they said that the PCN was sent the the cars registered address, which was my precious residence. I didn't keep the car long so didn't bother changing the address.
My question is, should I still send a generic dispute letter, alter is to suit my circumstances or should I contact the housing management company directly to complain?
TIA
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They clearly did a trace for your address.
It's amazing how these muppets go to such lengths
for such a piffling amount.
UKCPS, once banned by the DVLA for their antics,
belong to the great IPC/IAS scam, so even if you had
appealed, you would have been talking to the brain dead
and still be in the same position.
DRP are just sewer living timewasters with zero power
who can do nothing to you despite their silly lies.
IGNORE DRP ... NEVER CONTACT THEM AGAIN
To be safe, write to UKCPS
UKCPS LTD.
1200 Century Way,
Thorpe Park Business Park,
Colton, Leeds.
LS15 8ZA
Tell them your correct address and deny any debt
and request full information
This is because they might issue a county court claim
to your old address and you would end up with a CCJ
They will either provide you with the information as
per the new procedure as of the 1st Oct 2017
OR ... they will say something stupid like
"it's now in the debt recovery stage with DRP"
The latter is rubbish and if they do not provide
the information they are prime for a whooping
in court especially as this is residential parking
You have to wait, come back here for all the
help you need.
NEVER EVER CONTACT DRP AGAIN
PS: YOU WRITE AS KEEPER AND NOT DRIVER
PPS: You not owe £160, the £60 is only
a brucy bonus for DRP ... they will not get that
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Yes, ignore them
Only come back if you get a real lba or a claim form. READ newbies thread, post two.0
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