Debt collector letter 26 August 2020 at 2:37PM edited 26 August 2020 at 11:06PM in Parking Tickets, Fines & Parking 8 replies 181 views

Rachael26

I have recieved a letter fromZzps today saying that there client civil enforcement Ltd have obtained a county court judgement against me due to a parking ticket I have tried to dispute is the ligit?I will include a pic .if anyone has any advice I would appreciate it.
Thanks

Barny1979

Might be worth editing out your vehicle registration.

missile

You must know if you had a summons and CCJ awarded against you?

Umkomaas

Urgently check with the Northampton CCBC today by what date the judgment requires you to pay this. Find this out, then come back for immediate advice on what you should do. 

Do not go slow on this. It requires your urgent action to avoid a trashing of your credit rating, making your financial life full of pain for the next 6 years. 

As above, did you receive court paperwork to defend the claim against you?

BrownTrout

To late to avoid credit file damage. It is way past that point now the OP has this letter...

Rachael26

I have not recieved court letter etc or any talk of it up to now.Do I not have 30 days to clear before it goes on my credit rating?

Redx

As mentioned above , check the details with the CCBC , we cannot say until you check the dates etc  especially the date of the actual judgment , not the date on that letter

Check if your V5C is up to date with your current address , do not assume , get it out and check it

nosferatu1001

DO what youve been told to do - find out dates. 
Until you do so, youre wasting time you dont have. 

Fruitcake

Are you sure it says you have a CCJ, or you might get a CCJ?

Debt collectors such as ZZPS have no powers (see the fourth post of the NEWBIES) to collect monies, but court appointed bailiffs do.

Ignore advice from anyone claiming they can help without them first giving provenance. Do not contact anyone by private message who is not a regular on this forum or has a post count less than at least a thousand. You can do yourself a lot of harm by giving personal data to an unknown individual.