Bw legal letter of claim

Le_Kirk

With an e-mail you at least have electronic confirmation that it is delivered, with post ................. who knows?

Umkomaas

reg76 said:

Coupon-mad said:

I would respond and deny liability for any debt and tell them you will be defending the claim and that the details have already been supplied to them last time a LBC was sent for this case, and can they get on with it, as this is wasting your time.  Do this by email.  Looks better than ignoring.

I originally blocked thier emails as they were belt feeding them to me but I can unblock and send my response, would this be better than sending a letter? 

Just do both. 

nosferatu1001

An email is better
I would not suggest blocking them in future. They're allowed during corona to mostly ignore the CPR over serving docs via email, and blocking means the doc was still served on you you just never got to see it. 

Coupon-mad

I would not waste a stamp on them and have no idea why anyone would.

reg76

So I sent me e mail and got the usual generic "before we can proceed we need information for" data protection "
I replied informing them they have all the information they need and had for some time. 
Then today I received a letter which reads as follows 
" your position has been noted however your reluctance to provide data security information means that we cannot discuss the matter by email. It will be mentioned to a judge your reluctance to negotiate at pre legal level should the matter progress that far. Please therfore provide full data security information by email in order for us to progress this matter 

Any ideas? 

Coupon-mad

What are they asking for?

You needed to have sent your name and postal address and proof you are who you say you are - but NEVER photo ID, not your driving licence or any such thing.

Le_Kirk

What "data security information" did you previously provide to them?  They cannot just randomly ask for it.  But, as @Coupon-mad asks, what did you append to your original e-mail?

reg76

Nothing apart from the obvious, name, address and the pcn number,  this is what I emailed them a year and a half ago. 

reg76

They want my phone number, email (which they obviously have) pcn number, make of car, registration, address and the name of the car park, all of this they have apart from my phone number 

Snakes_Belly

reg76 said:

They want my phone number, email (which they obviously have) pcn number, make of car, registration, address and the name of the car park, all of this they have apart from my phone number 

Personally I would not want to engage with a PPC or their agents on the telephone. You want everything in writing.