Autosec and DCBL Letter of Claim

Rodent3768

You have to hand it to DCB Legal 

Dear Mr Rodent,

We write in response to your recent correspondence received in our office on 19th August 2021.

We acknowledge receipt of this correspondence and we can confirm that this matter will remain on hold until further notice, as we are currently requesting evidence from our Client. 

Please note, no further action will be taken in the meantime and we will contact you in due course. There is no requirement to respond to this email unless you wish to provide further evidence in regard to this matter or make payment.

Payment can be made via bank transfer to our designated client account: -

Account Name: DCB Legal Ltd Client Account

Sort Code: 20-24-09

Account Number: 60964441

You must quote the correct case reference (reference number) when making payment. If you do not, we may be unable to correctly allocate the payment. If further action is taken by us as a result of an incorrect reference being quoted, you will be liable for any further fees or costs incurred.

Alternatively, you can contact DCB Legal Ltd on 0203 434 0433 to make payment over the telephone.

Kind Regards,  

DCB Legal Limited 
 
Tel: 0203 434 0433 | DX 23457 Runcorn 
dcblegal.co.uk | Twitter | Linkedin | Facebook 

Make Payment - As if!

95Rollers

Rodent3768 said:

You have to hand it to DCB Legal 

Dear Mr Rodent,

We write in response to your recent correspondence received in our office on 19th August 2021.

We acknowledge receipt of this correspondence and we can confirm that this matter will remain on hold until further notice, as we are currently requesting evidence from our Client. 

Please note, no further action will be taken in the meantime and we will contact you in due course. There is no requirement to respond to this email unless you wish to provide further evidence in regard to this matter or make payment.

Payment can be made via bank transfer to our designated client account: -

Account Name: DCB Legal Ltd Client Account

Sort Code: 20-24-09

Account Number: 60964441

You must quote the correct case reference (reference number) when making payment. If you do not, we may be unable to correctly allocate the payment. If further action is taken by us as a result of an incorrect reference being quoted, you will be liable for any further fees or costs incurred.

Alternatively, you can contact DCB Legal Ltd on 0203 434 0433 to make payment over the telephone.

Kind Regards,  

DCB Legal Limited 
 
Tel: 0203 434 0433 | DX 23457 Runcorn 
dcblegal.co.uk | Twitter | Linkedin | Facebook 

Make Payment - As if!

You can't as a matter of principle. I boycott actual companies for less than what Autosecs owner has done.   I try to make it a life policy not to give money to Racists, bullies or people who think it's acceptable to threaten peoples kids and threaten women with rape and sexual violence!  Especially ones who are too cowardly to do prison time for giving it the biggun with this behaviour!!!  How do I know this PCN money isn't funding a far right ideology?!?

Ouroboros21

@Rodent3768 I have since had a shoddy response, same situation with Land Owner giving no permission and it was on a listing building so I've directed them to the criminal offences act for listed buildings and other heritage sites to represent Autosec if they keep pushing further.

Doubt they even correspond past the initial PCN passed along. Professional harassment and scumbags.

Voyeurmse

Rodent3768 said:

Further to our emails in respect of the above, we can confirm as follows.

The freehold of the land on which your car was parked is owned by our client and previously formed part of the lease to The Shaw Trust. Since they vacated the premises, there has been no agreement (as far as we are aware) during the remaining term, and certainly none with the freeholder, for any car park monitoring or ticketing service on this land.

The copy of the PCN provided is illegal as the company "Autosec" had no legal right to issue permits or indeed prevent anyone from parking on that land at that time.

Looks like that should be enough to cease your case with DCBLegal?

Voyeurmse

Coupon-mad said:

Rodent3768 said:

They had TNC doing the Notice to Keeper KADOE

Then report TNC and Autosec to the BPA and DVLA for this and ask those difficult questions.  Their responses will be interesting.

My MP wrote to BPA.   they gave standard response but offered to investigate if he wishes.   I asked him to instruct them to investigate the many breaches of their code of practice.   Awaiting reply. 

Rodent3768

I've been some general browsing and had a look at the DCB Legal website about Parking Tickets (https://dcblegal.co.uk/parking-charges/) and it was nice to see how they follow the law. CCJ straight away! I don't think so Mr DCB Legal! I've let the SRA know of their scaremongering. 

Jenni_D

Technically they're not wrong ... if you lose the case then a judgment is entered. You can prevent it being registered if you pay within the defined period.

Voyeurmse

Rodent3768 

Thank you
Autosec support team.

‘Autosec support team’!???  That’s a joke. The company has zero employees!

Dear Autosec,
I would like to draw your attention to my rights under the Data Protection Act 2018 and General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR)
Please supply the data about me and the vehicle that I am entitled to under data protection law.
You must include:
 - All photos taken
 - All letters/emails sent and received
 - Full copies of the PCN and NTK
 - A list of all PCNs outstanding against this VRN
I do not have to access any documents through your website.
Any images on the website are not the whole case file either. I am aware that you have letters and emails I have sent to you and there must be communication relating to the VRN that has gone to Debt Collection Agencies. I require copies of all this correspondence. If you do not have these documents how would DCB Legal know who to issue the claim against?
If you are unwilling or unable to send me this information, either electronically or physically, I will consider contacting the Information Commissioners Office to report you for breaching the legislation.
If this does proceed to the small claims court I will seek damages from yourself when I prove your claim to be illegal and a waste of the court's time. You may wish to review the letters you have from me which explain why.
However, you can avoid all this if you cancel the PCNs and instruct DCB Legal to cease and desist any legal proceedings.
I await your response and remind you that the legislation requires you to provide the information in one calendar month (19 August 2021)
Yours sincerely
Mr Rodent

Let's see what happens.

I'm giving it a couple of days before I instruct DCB Legal that I'm seeking Debt Advice.

Any response?

Rodent3768

@Jenni_D you're right, but they're only telling part of the truth.

@Voyeurmse I'm still waiting.

Rodent3768

OK, so BPA have completed their investigation into them not having authority to issue notices on the site the vehicle was on. Their response is below.

Dear Mr Rodent

 

BPA reference: BPA-
Parking Charge Notice: 

Thank you for your patience whilst we have conducted our investigation.

 

As you are aware Autosec are no longer BPA AOS members and they are no longer bound by our code of practice and this has presented a challenge to us in conducting this investigation.

 

We have however made some enquiries and we have spoken to their legal representatives who have provided assurances to us that the consents are in place. 

 

The matter will now need to be determined by a judge in court or ahead of court if you are able to reach a resolution with them.

 

I appreciate this may not have been the response you might have hoped for, I regret I am unable to assist you further and this case is now closed.  I would suggest that if you wish to contest the charge further that you seek legal advice.

 

I hope the above is helpful.    

 

Kind regards

Sara Roberts

Head of Approved Operator Scheme

Let's see what DCB Legal and AutoSec come up with now! I would be interested to see what their assurances were. Perhaps I should ask the BPA? Was is a contract.....? Or more likely a very indignant... 'Yes we have!' (With a stamping of feet)