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Umkomaas

IftyM said:

Family member received a letter in the post, definitely a data breach some where, they recently moved address and not made any address changes as yet, vehicle is registered to spouse, but the have been getting insurance quotes and applyingf or driving jobs, so data could have come from there. 

Do not pay this, it is almost certainly a scam. Instead ....

....... you should email the DVLA and ask which organisations (when and for what reason) accessed the registered keeper's data from them between a range of dates which includes the date(s) of the parking incident(s). You need to provide the registered keeper's full name and address, the address on the V5C logbook and the Vehicle Registration Mark of the vehicle involved in the parking incident. 

SubjectAccess.Requests@dvla.gov.uk

This service is free of charge. 

Even though you email your request, the DVLA will respond via Royal Mail.

Hopefully this will tell us who is accessing the DVLA database, because neither outfit (above) involved are ATA AOS members, so we wonder just who is getting names and addresses for them?

IftyM

Can't see the data coming from DVLA, as i mentioned vehicle is still registered at a previous and in another name, only place this data can come from is insurance comparison sites or job sites, can't see it being jobs sites either as you don't normally enter your car registration number, but they were applying for driving job so you never know. 

Grizebeck

So who evers name it is in needs to do a dvla sar check
But you should send a dm to @Coupon-mad with the reg details as she is in contact with the BPA 

Umkomaas

IftyM said:

Can't see the data coming from DVLA, as i mentioned vehicle is still registered at a previous and in another name, only place this data can come from is insurance comparison sites or job sites, can't see it being jobs sites either as you don't normally enter your car registration number, but they were applying for driving job so you never know. 

We are trying to narrow this down. If a blank is drawn with the DVLA, that still helps to inform the 'investigation'. 

Coupon-mad

Hahahaha!

£496!

Have you reported this scam to Action Fraud and Trading Standards?

But wait, can I clarify:

- the spouse is the actual registered keeper?

- but the letter and original joke of a NTK was sent to you (not the keeper)?

- you have been getting insurance quotes and applying for driving jobs in your name recently? Or the keeper has?

Has the person being written to recently used a new paybyphone app in a car park?

Coupon-mad

Can we see the threats on the back, please?

Also the (redacted) front & back of the NTK that arrived first, I want to see what it says about appeals, POPLA and payments?

Grizebeck said:

So who evers name it is in needs to do a dvla sar check
But you should send a dm to @Coupon-mad with the reg details as she is in contact with the BPA 

I am indeed and they are looking at two cases. I can send them more.

Grizebeck

@Coupon-mad csc is a client of fortis business rescue.

Coupon-mad

What is that, and how did you find that out?

Brie

I can't see from the photos whether there's actually any details of where someone might have been "illegally" parked.  Is there any?  Is it possible that they might have been "illegally" parked??

The reason I ask is - is it possible that it's someone just going around a neighbourhood on garbage collection day, checking if there's any labelled post in the bin, taking that and noting the reg number of a car on the drive and putting the threat together?

fyi - i'm not disagreeing with any of the advice given here so far.  it's just the grammar and threats seem to completely scammy to me.

Castle

Grizebeck said:

@Coupon-mad csc is a client of fortis business rescue.

Fortis Insolvency Ltd were the Liquidators of the old company-"CSC Parking Ltd".