Debt Collectors (DRP & ZZPS) What they don't want you to know

KeithP

RT21 wrote: »

Well that what there saying do you want to see the letter sir

Yes please. Post a link to it on your new thread.

RT21

How do you do that

KeithP

To start a new thread, click on this blue button:

RT21

Can’t get the photo onto it any other way?

KeithP

Start a new thread and we'll then discuss how you can show us a picture.

Snakes_Belly

Regarding a recent post to which I have responded it would appear that Excel are no longer using debt collection agents. There usual MO is to use DRP followed up by an offer by Zenith. They now seem to be operating in-house by an initial letter after appeals and then final demand and LBC.

This probably will probably shorten the process because from memory I received 6/7 letters in total from collection agents. I wonder what is the rationale behind this? It could be that the collection agents are not effective and/or Excel are trying to get as many through court as possible before the new CoP.

They are still adding on the £60.00 debt collection fee.

fisherjim

Snakes_Belly wrote: »

Regarding a recent post to which I have responded it would appear that Excel are no longer using debt collection agents. There usual MO is to use DRP followed up by an offer by Zenith. They now seem to be operating in-house by an initial letter after appeals and then final demand and LBC.

This probably will probably shorten the process because from memory I received 6/7 letters in total from collection agents. I wonder what is the rationale behind this? It could be that the collection agents are not effective and/or they are trying to get as many through court as possible before the new CoP.

They are still adding on the £60.00 debt collection fee.

It's what Parking Eye tried when their procedure wasn't likely to win in court.


But instead of getting a possible easy £100 they hope to get £160 instead of letting an external scammer get it.



But it's a total bent scam and circumvents the maximum charge they can get adhering to the parking clubs COP, they just hope victims will fold, they won't get it added on in court for a few extra letters sent.

Snakes_Belly

My understanding is that although the new CoP will not effect existing claims it could have an influence on decisions in court. It would hardly be equitable to uphold a claim for a £100.00 charge when the maximum charge has been reduced. This might be why they are trying to speed up the process.

Snakes_Belly

fisherjim wrote: »

It's what Parking Eye tried when their procedure wasn't likely to win in court.

But instead of getting a possible easy £100 they hope to get £160 instead of letting an external scammer get it.

But it's a total bent scam and circumvents the maximum charge they can get adhering to the parking clubs COP, they just hope victims will fold, they won't get it added on in court for a few extra letters sent.

It appears that all that has been sent is an initial letter after the appeal process, a final demand and an LBC. No debt collection letters.

Greedy, grubby company.

beamerguy

Snakes_Belly wrote: »

Regarding a recent post to which I have responded it would appear that Excel are no longer using debt collection agents. There usual MO is to use DRP followed up by an offer by Zenith. They now seem to be operating in-house by an initial letter after appeals and then final demand and LBC.

This probably will probably shorten the process because from memory I received 6/7 letters in total from collection agents. I wonder what is the rationale behind this? It could be that the collection agents are not effective and/or Excel are trying to get as many through court as possible before the new CoP.

They are still adding on the £60.00 debt collection fee.

This is the mind set of SRS ???? NASTY

About time that SRS woke up that DRP and the like are simply timewasting parasites

I suppose Excel/VCS will invoice themselves for the scam £60, that will make a judge laugh ?