Civil Enforcement - "On Claim for Debt"

nosferatu1001

Remind them that they have to be able to find you using your details. If they can't their systems are not fit for purpose and they must self report to the ico 

Justme2020

nosferatu1001 said:

Remind them that they have to be able to find you using your details. If they can't their systems are not fit for purpose and they must self report to the ico 

Interesting.

I've not heard anything back about 2 weeks since the SAR. Assuming if they can't find me, they can't go for Small Claims.

Fruitcake

Nothing will stop then from going to court if they decide that is what they want to do.

Coupon-mad

It's worse to get a claim to an old address.  That's how people get CCJs behind their backs that come back to bite them a couple of years down the line.

nosferatu1001

Justme2020 said:

nosferatu1001 said:

Remind them that they have to be able to find you using your details. If they can't their systems are not fit for purpose and they must self report to the ico 

Interesting.

I've not heard anything back about 2 weeks since the SAR. Assuming if they can't find me, they can't go for Small Claims.

Why do you think them not replying to a SAR somehow stops them from taking yuo to court? The two are not linked. 

Le_Kirk

Justme2020 said:

nosferatu1001 said:

Remind them that they have to be able to find you using your details. If they can't their systems are not fit for purpose and they must self report to the ico 

I've not heard anything back about 2 weeks since the SAR. Assuming if they can't find me, they can't go for Small Claims.

There is a period of 30 days allowed to respond so a SAR submission, so in your case, two weeks remaining.

KeithP

nosferatu1001 said:

Justme2020 said:

nosferatu1001 said:

Remind them that they have to be able to find you using your details. If they can't their systems are not fit for purpose and they must self report to the ico 

Interesting.

I've not heard anything back about 2 weeks since the SAR. Assuming if they can't find me, they can't go for Small Claims.

Why do you think them not replying to a SAR somehow stops them from taking yuo to court? The two are not linked. 

You're right of course, but @Justme2020 seemed to be suggesting that if the PPC cannot find any record of any incident using the OP's details, then how will they find sufficient detail to raise a claim?

nosferatu1001

They were saying they needed a VRM to find the data, that doesnt mean they dont have anothe rsystem that triggers off dates and pushes files for court action .

Justme2020

SAR received today. Man, they've sent me a whole bunch of info, photos and at my request, all the infomation from their associated companies (IE: threatening 'debt collectors').

I'll go back to the Newbie thread, but assume now, I hold fire and wait for the inevitable LBC?

Le_Kirk

The reason you submit a SAR is to get everything they know about you and the alleged incident.  Keep that information secure as it will be useful when it comes to witness statement time.