Debt recovery plus letter

patient_dream

Curlyben said:

KeithP said:

Nreid85 said:

I'm not worried about Gladstone's, they're done and dusted as far as I know. I'm wondering about debt recovery plus, I'm unsure if I should ditch the letter or not.

DRP can be held at the same level of esteem as Gladstones. 

Just another debt collector.

Probably lower than Sadstones...

 In these cases DRP are normally acting for someone else, normally the original issuer or often another DCA.
As PCN "debts" cannot be sold, like credit debt, they are urinating into inclement weather with their demands.
If they used thinner paper it might pass for intimate hygiene usage

As usual, DRP spout rubbish which the new code of practice should sort out 

DRP are BPA members and it is the BPA who say they are driving standards up ?

Why then are DRP members, just makes the BPA look stupid.   

Coupon-mad

DRP letters are shown in the 4th post of the NEWBIES thread (they don’t change much).

And as you are in Scotland nothing will happen, but you are going to get keeper liability next year for new events so things will change.

Nreid85

Yeah I just wasn't sure if it had changed in Scotland anytime recently. A girl I work with parked every day in a nearby supermarket, got a ticket every day for months but she's never been hassled as far as I know. Just a bit odd they're pursuing 4 years later. Knowing it's an empty threat, they're chancing their arm and carries no weight at all helps. I work from home now anyway so we're all good. Thanks for the advice everyone!

Redx

Nreid85 said:

Yeah I just wasn't sure if it had changed in Scotland anytime recently. A girl I work with parked every day in a nearby supermarket, got a ticket every day for months but she's never been hassled as far as I know. Just a bit odd they're pursuing 4 years later. Knowing it's an empty threat, they're chancing their arm and carries no weight at all helps. I work from home now anyway so we're all good. Thanks for the advice everyone!

The claimant has 5 years to issue a claim through the sheriff courts in Scotland , using a solicitor ( probably a Scotland one ) under the simple procedures system , look it up

No chance of getting a CCJ because you don't have county courts and no CCJ s in Scotland

That girl should Google the name Carly Mackie !!

Read this thread. https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/78015973#Comment_78015973 and

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/78410022#Comment_78410022 and

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6206937/smart-parking-scotland-simple-procedure-notice-of-claim/p1

From summer next year Scotland will see a lot more enforcement with gnashing of teeth by fly parkers , a lot to learn for Scottish keepers and drivers

Umkomaas

A girl I work with parked every day in a nearby supermarket, got a ticket every day for months but she's never been hassled as far as I know.

Tick tock, tick tock .... 🕰 

Coupon-mad

Yep, tell her to Google

Carly Mackie parking Scotland.