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SCS solicitor letter
bluedg1234
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi,
My girlfriend is a named driver of my car, and picked up some parking fines from Britannia parking for parking at her place of work 6 times without a ticket, totaling £400.
I've been ignoring the letters from Britannia and the debt collection agencies, but have recently received a letter from SCS solicitors. On the last page, it states "Please note that this letter is to be considered a letter before claim...." I need to respond to this one, right?
It also states that payment needs to be made to "parking@scs-law.co.uk".
Is it possible that this still won't lead to an actual claim?
Thanks.
My girlfriend is a named driver of my car, and picked up some parking fines from Britannia parking for parking at her place of work 6 times without a ticket, totaling £400.
I've been ignoring the letters from Britannia and the debt collection agencies, but have recently received a letter from SCS solicitors. On the last page, it states "Please note that this letter is to be considered a letter before claim...." I need to respond to this one, right?
It also states that payment needs to be made to "parking@scs-law.co.uk".
Is it possible that this still won't lead to an actual claim?
Thanks.
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Britannia never sue (as yet) so it is highly unlikely to go to a claim. I wouldn't worry!
Search the forum for SCS Britannia as we had a thread like this recently, with advice on it.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD0 -
Ah ok, thanks!0
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