TNC fine paid at the beginning of lockdown and now they what other full

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pumpkin20 said:

I have recent paid £85 to TNC on March during the covid 19 has already started and lockdown, today I get a phone call from TNC telling to pay the remaining £85 which I don't have, I tried explaining im short without they decided to tell me my fine will increase if I don't pay today. 

What do I do about this as I have no money to pay them in full.???

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So from reading this thread the issue will not be resolved to the OP's not the forum regulars satisfaction.
Pumpkin20, the regulars here will say you shouldn't have paid any money. I understand you probbably got worried when reading the demand letters.
Now you have paid some money the matter becomes frustrating for the regulars. 
As a guess I suspect part payment means you'll have to pay the rest as you have effectively agreed to the contract and it's conditional offer. Others might know better.

BrownTrout

The above poster is completely and utterly wrong 

nosferatu1001

It will depend on what was agreed over the phone, but we dont know because the OP hasnt told us. 

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BrownTrout said:

The above poster is completely and utterly wrong 

Completely? Utterly? What part?

twhitehousescat

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BrownTrout said:

The above poster is completely and utterly wrong 

Completely? Utterly? What part?

As a guess I suspect part payment means you'll have to pay the rest as you have effectively agreed to the contract and it's conditional offer.

TNC COLLECTIONS are not party to any contract , they are simply debt collectos 

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twhitehousescat said:

Scrapit said:

BrownTrout said:

The above poster is completely and utterly wrong 

Completely? Utterly? What part?

As a guess I suspect part payment means you'll have to pay the rest as you have effectively agreed to the contract and it's conditional offer.

TNC COLLECTIONS are not party to any contract , they are simply debt collectos 

Thats fine but by paying part of what's being asked for doesn't that mean the offer and acceptance part of a contract is in place? So whoever the original ppc company is now have grounds for payment?

KeithP

So whoever the original ppc company is now have grounds for payment?

Not if the amount already paid was in full and final settlement.

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KeithP said:

So whoever the original ppc company is now have grounds for payment?

Not if the amount already paid was in full and final settlement.

I'm guessing that's not the case from this OP

twhitehousescat

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twhitehousescat said:

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BrownTrout said:

The above poster is completely and utterly wrong 

Completely? Utterly? What part?

As a guess I suspect part payment means you'll have to pay the rest as you have effectively agreed to the contract and it's conditional offer.

TNC COLLECTIONS are not party to any contract , they are simply debt collectos 

Thats fine but by paying part of what's being asked for doesn't that mean the offer and acceptance part of a contract is in place? So whoever the original ppc company is now have grounds for payment?

is there a contract between TNC and the OP , ? if there was , is there a hard copy available , signed , or even an electronic copy  TNC are not in a poswotion to offer a contract , and in fact the fee demanded by the paking co was £100 (max by law)  not the figure they quoted 

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twhitehousescat said:

Scrapit said:

twhitehousescat said:

Scrapit said:

BrownTrout said:

The above poster is completely and utterly wrong 

Completely? Utterly? What part?

As a guess I suspect part payment means you'll have to pay the rest as you have effectively agreed to the contract and it's conditional offer.

TNC COLLECTIONS are not party to any contract , they are simply debt collectos 

Thats fine but by paying part of what's being asked for doesn't that mean the offer and acceptance part of a contract is in place? So whoever the original ppc company is now have grounds for payment?

is there a contract between TNC and the OP , ? if there was , is there a hard copy available , signed , or even an electronic copy  TNC are not in a poswotion to offer a contract , and in fact the fee demanded by the paking co was £100 (max by law)  not the figure they quoted 

How are they not in a position to offer?