CSTLAW .... SCAM ALERT

KeithP

dexyweescot said:

Latest letter wording for anyone who wants to challenge 

What challenge is that then?

The letter you have just shown appears to be almost identical to that shown us by @erayk55 earlier on this thread - in his/her post on 5 September at 1:26AM.

Were_Doomed

And it's nothing new ... we've seen dozens of these irrelevant letters here. (DRP cannot instruct anyone to start court proceedings as DRP are not the party that is owed the alleged debt).

beamerguy

It's just CST living in cloud cuckoo land that they stupidly think DRP can instruct them
I thought all the scammers read this forum ?  Have CST not read this link

CST letters' forum group thread

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6166004/cst-letters-forum-group-thread/p1

I just wonder why their stupidity ruins all intelligence

Reference to the Mackie case is futile 
Been instructed by circus clowns like DRP ..... that really is the joke of the century. Get a grip CST you really make yourselves look very very silly

LeiaOrgana

I’m still confused as to whether I need to reply to CST or not.

I live in Scotland and the ticket was issued in Scotland 4 years ago at a car park run by UK Parking Control Ltd. The signage had been unclear (or I misunderstood) and I thought I only had to put a ticket on the car if I was staying more than 2 hours. I realise now that I should have went into the store straightaway and spoken to the manager about it but it didn’t occur at the time.

The CST Law letter says they are acting on behalf of UKPC so no third party involved, like a lot of people here. I went back to the car park last week to check signage and discovered it is now being run by a different company, Euro Parks.

I’ve typed out a SAR to UKPC and the response letter to CST Law but I really don’t know if I should send them or just continue to ignore them. Any help would be gratefully received.

Umkomaas

Please read the CST Law group thread and follow advice there. Send UKPC the SAR, but not sure what you intend writing to CST, but if I was writing to them I'd be denying any debt to their client, but if they insist there is one, they should get on with issuing a case in the Sheriff Court without haste - they won't, but just show you're not frightened by their hysterical threats. 

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6166004/cst-letters-forum-group-thread/p1

beamerguy

It would best if you added yourself here

CST letters' forum group thread

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6166004/cst-letters-forum-group-thread/p1

Coupon-mad

We can't do this again and again and again on individual threads when all you need to do is read all this already fully covered in the Group thread.  Yes, including the position for people in Scotland. And yes, we are telling you to read all 30 pages of that Group thread.

LeiaOrgana

Coupon-mad said:

We can't do this again and again and again on individual threads when all you need to do is read all this already fully covered in the Group thread.  Yes, including the position for people in Scotland. And yes, we are telling you to read all 30 pages of that Group thread.

Coupon, I HAVE read the threads - the CST Law one, the Newbies one, the Gallagher Park one etc quite a few times. I’ve been reading over the weekend quite a lot, so don’t presume that I am posting without bothering to read anything. Your tone is quite rude, whether you mean to be or not - as I’m already quite anxious over the matter taking an attitude with me doesn’t help and probably hasn’t helped the other people you’ve been short with. You don’t need to berate everyone who asks a question. 

I’ve posted because there are posts about Scotland, posts about CST Law and posts where some are saying always respond to an LBC and other posts saying ‘just ignore if you’re in Scotland’. So it isn’t as clear cut as you seem to think.

So if you can’t give me a simple yes or no to the question ‘should I send the letters?’ I’ll wait for someone who will be helpful.

LeiaOrgana

Umkomaas said:

Please read the CST Law group thread and follow advice there. Send UKPC the SAR, but not sure what you intend writing to CST, but if I was writing to them I'd be denying any debt to their client, but if they insist there is one, they should get on with issuing a case in the Sheriff Court without haste - they won't, but just show you're not frightened by their hysterical threats. 

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6166004/cst-letters-forum-group-thread/p1

I have read it a few times, in that thread the opinion seems to be to send the letters regardless of location, so I think I will just go ahead and do that. I have the emails written and good to go (using the templates provided), I will just need to take a utility bill pic as I no longer have the car in question. 

Thank you for your help.

Umkomaas

I will just need to take a utility bill pic as I no longer have the car in question.

I think you'll need two. Don't sent copies of driving licence or passport.