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DCBLegal ltd Letter Of Claim
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verdomde said:...I dont know when i updated the dvla/v5
Look for the Doc Ref number. There is a date following it.
On my V5c it's at the bottom of the second page in a box headed "Official use only. Do not write in this space".
The first line format is an eleven digit Document Reference Number followed by a dd mm yy date.
That is the date that your V5c was last updated.
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Thanks for the advice, i hope the date doesnt end up being significant.
Will start a new thread in a bit.
(and get total pnto confirm these other tickets are cancelled)0 -
KeithP said:verdomde said:...I dont know when i updated the dvla/v5
Look for the Doc Ref number. There is a date following it.
On my V5c it's at the bottom of the second page in a box headed "Official use only. Do not write in this space".
The first line format is an eleven digit Document Reference Number followed by a dd mm yy date.
That is the date that your V5c was last updated.0 -
verdomde said:KeithP said:verdomde said:...I dont know when i updated the dvla/v5
Look for the Doc Ref number. There is a date following it.
On my V5c it's at the bottom of the second page in a box headed "Official use only. Do not write in this space".
The first line format is an eleven digit Document Reference Number followed by a dd mm yy date.
That is the date that your V5c was last updated.1 -
(Do you think I really need to know?)0
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The new thread is
Unexpected CCJ0 -
Coupon-mad said:And they can't do that as they had your new address. Does it identify the parking firm as the same claimant?
My advice above stands. Check the facts from the CCBC then send the solicitors a truly snotty email along the lines of the one I wrote yesterday for the case where the thread title says 'CCJ but I'd paid the PCN' (can't recall who by).Any further clues?
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Except everything has changed because the OP later told us this is not the same PCN (as I suspected at first) so that snotty approach is irrelevant.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD2 -
Coupon-mad said:Except everything has changed because the OP later told us this is not the same PCN (as I suspected at first) so that snotty approach is irrelevant.
I was really hopeful of the snotty approach1
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