Parking Aye

Boat_to_Bolivia

I'd also advise you to contact the forum team and get your user name changed.

Coupon-mad

It's not a bailiff letter (despite their name). As I said before:

Coupon-mad said:

Peter_Cook said:

Wow, thank you for this. I am already checking the Scottish threads on the advice of someone who sent me here.

I live in England by the way...

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Hmmm...a bit different then.  But no bailiffs are coming knocking!

Come back if you get a court claim.

Debt letters (even from DCBL) are not bailiffs.  Impossible at pre-action stage.

The fourth post of the NEWBIES thread bears no repeating & already tells you what to do with such threatograms...!

rebootbritain

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

@Peter_Cook Your name and address and VRN are all visible. You need to edit your post immediately.

OK, done TY - is this the kind of thing I should be expecting to see and is it best to ignore or return with a note reminding them of the procedural error they made?

Umkomaas

Peter_Cook said:

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

@Peter_Cook Your name and address and VRN are all visible. You need to edit your post immediately.

OK, done TY - is this the kind of thing I should be expecting to see and is it best to ignore or return with a note reminding them of the procedural error they made?

Ignore anything from DCB Limited. Come back in the unlikely event of you receiving correspondence from DCB Legal or direct from ParkingEye. 

'Procedural error'?  That won't stop them at all.  Don't waste time chasing that. 

Coupon-mad

Peter_Cook said:

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

@Peter_Cook Your name and address and VRN are all visible. You need to edit your post immediately.

OK, done TY - is this the kind of thing I should be expecting to see and is it best to ignore or return with a note reminding them of the procedural error they made?

They haven't made any error.

rebootbritain

Coupon-mad said:

It's not a bailiff letter (despite their name). As I said before:

Coupon-mad said:

Peter_Cook said:

Wow, thank you for this. I am already checking the Scottish threads on the advice of someone who sent me here.

I live in England by the way...

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Hmmm...a bit different then.  But no bailiffs are coming knocking!

Come back if you get a court claim.

Debt letters (even from DCBL) are not bailiffs.  Impossible at pre-action stage.

The fourth post of the NEWBIES thread bears no repeating & already tells you what to do with such threatograms...!

Thank you for the reassurance 

rebootbritain

Umkomaas said:

Peter_Cook said:

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

@Peter_Cook Your name and address and VRN are all visible. You need to edit your post immediately.

OK, done TY - is this the kind of thing I should be expecting to see and is it best to ignore or return with a note reminding them of the procedural error they made?

Ignore anything from DCB Limited. Come back in the unlikely event of you receiving correspondence from DCB Legal or direct from ParkingEye. 

'Procedural error'?  That won't stop them at all.  Don't waste time chasing that. 

Umkomaas said:

Peter_Cook said:

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

@Peter_Cook Your name and address and VRN are all visible. You need to edit your post immediately.

OK, done TY - is this the kind of thing I should be expecting to see and is it best to ignore or return with a note reminding them of the procedural error they made?

Ignore anything from DCB Limited. Come back in the unlikely event of you receiving correspondence from DCB Legal or direct from ParkingEye. 

'Procedural error'?  That won't stop them at all.  Don't waste time chasing that. 

OK, good to know - I will bin it.  TY for the reassurance 

rebootbritain

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

I'd also advise you to contact the forum team and get your user name changed.

I can do that but why must I have an anonymous name?

Umkomaas

Peter_Cook said:

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

I'd also advise you to contact the forum team and get your user name changed.

I can do that but why must I have an anonymous name?

On a public forum, viewable by anyone, with so much potential for identity theft, anonymity really is essential. If you show personal details, malevolents can easily build up a picture of who you are, where you live, along other bits you will potentially drop into the thread making you more vulnerable than others here to something going askew. 

Also, especially in some of the very sensitive cases we are advising on, the PPC and their solicitors are much more likely to be able to marry up the OP's real name with the case they are progressing. At these times it can be crucial that the 'enemy' does not have information that may be beneficial to them. 

Please read the pink MSE banner at the top of this thread, they are most concerned about the preservation of anonymity. 

KeithP

This may help...

Have a read of this item from the Forum's FAQs:

Can I change my username?

In most circumstances, we don't allow this.

The only reason we will change your username is if it puts your privacy at risk e.g. you've inadvertently registered using your name, email address or something which gives away your identity within your username.

If you fall into this category, email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com your current username, the email address you registered with and three alternative usernames in order of preference.