Viking Solutions Ltd / ISA

95Rollers

Any inkling when this will be? I'll be happy to spill my guts once again as will a few people I know. Its a shame these bast*rds are dragging their heels. Any idea where the finances for this Judicial Reciew as BPA said they didn't have the ££ if I remember correctly 🤔 

Coupon-mad

My guess would have been August, like last year but who knows, now that Neil O'Brien has resigned and Gove has been sacked?  Maybe October.

Whilst I am sure the groundwork is probably done by Civil Servants and legals, there needs to be Ministerial direction in the DLUHC to lead on something like this.

The BPA wasn't behind the JRs. I can work out that much - as you say, they don't have that money (they are not for profit).  Best clue is probably to look at who bleated to the House of Lords with those whinging submissions.

Edito

Hi gang, 

Ill naturally be keen to do my reading through the forum, and helpful links you guys have provided, but I also thought I'd give you guys an update on the follow up from the helpful lot at CBS solicitors Limited, draped over my door mat, as I got home now jumping to £170. The... scamps. 

KeithP

Please re-read my post on your thread on 6 July at 3:54PM.

Nothing has changed.

Pod0

Hi, Just wondering if there was any update on this case. I have a Similar case (well my son does) Didn't pay for parking Didn't appear to receive a PCN letter and its now with UCS who want £170 

Grizebeck

Pod0 said:

Hi, Just wondering if there was any update on this case. I have a Similar case (well my son does) Didn't pay for parking Didn't appear to receive a PCN letter and its now with UCS who want £170 

You would have read the newbies thread already which tells you what to do with debt recovery letters

Pod0

I've Tried that and it just seems to say do nothing and don't ring them but doesn't really explain why. My son is in the wrong for not paying for parking but he didn't appear to receive the initial PCN letter which he could have paid at £60 I cant see how he could win in court but looking to see if there is anyway of reducing the £170 they now want. This is the only thread I could find with Viking Solutions vikingsolutionsuk.com mentioned and I cant seem to find anything about UK Debt recoveries (UCS)  contactucs.com Is it worth pursuing If so on what grounds and how Thanks,

Coupon-mad

Ignore them.

The NEWBIES thread does explain why: because there is no appeal at this stage so you just sit tight and see if a PPC decides to file a claim.  Never heard of Viking so they are small fry and best ignored.

£170 demands are not worth responding to.  Collect them.  DO NOT RESPOND.

Pod0

Castle said:

KeithP said:

Interesting to note that there is no link to a Privacy Policy on their website

But by using the tried and trusted method - googling Viking Solutions privacy - one can find a webpage entitled - Privacy Policy - VIKING SOLUTIONS UK LTD at www.vikingsolutionsuk.com/privacy72d351b4

The colour scheme/typeface make it very difficult to read though.

Section 10 on their Privacy Page is interesting, because that would actually rule out using ANPR cameras:-

10. Do We Use Your Personal Information In Automated Decision Making Processes?
We do not use your personal information in any automated decision making processes. All our processes and systems require some form of user input or confirmation, when processing or handling decisions which incorporate your information.

Interestingly the Privacy says We are Viking Solutions UK Ltd (“the Company”) whose registered office is at the Clervaux Exchange, Clervaux Terrace, Jarrow, England, NE32 5UP and are Registered in England & Wales under Company No. 13710271.
Companies house info shows Viking Solutions UK Ltd 13710271 - Incorporated on 28 October 2021 86-90 Paul Street, London, England, EC2A 4NE