Civil enforcement ltd

Le_Kirk

Just use a hosting site like Dropbox (other hosting sites are available) and post the link if @Keith's suggestion doesn’t work. Well done on your perseverance with CCBC.

BowieBoy333

https://photos.app.goo.gl/KyWJvJnX6TTUBjCU9

BowieBoy333

KeithP said:

BowieBoy333 said:

KeithP said:

BowieBoy333 said:

Coupon-mad said:

It will take over an hour but they should answer.

You saw my reply on what EXACTLY to say?

Just got through on the phone.
They've confirmed - IT'S A LIE AND SCARE TACTIC on CELs part.

Can you please show us that letter, with your personal details hidden of course.

I'm happy to. But it's not giving me permission to upload.
Is there another way?

Get a picture on your computer and then use this from the options when posting...

I've managed it. Hope it worked and you can see it now .

KeithP

BowieBoy333 said:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/KyWJvJnX6TTUBjCU9

That is scandalous...

BowieBoy333

KeithP said:

BowieBoy333 said:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/KyWJvJnX6TTUBjCU9

That is scandalous...

I asked the gentleman on the phone what he thought was the best way to deal with such a blatant lie. He said to simply sit on it for a while.
What do you think?

B789

BowieBoy333 said:
I asked the gentleman on the phone what he thought was the best way to deal with such a blatant lie. He said to simply sit on it for a while.

What do you think?

Which "gentleman"? I hope you're not asking the scamming PPC for advice on a fatal mistake they have made.

Also, you need to immediately inform the ICO about the serious abuse of your personal data in this, obviously false letter.

https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/data-protection-complaints/personal-information-complaint/

BowieBoy333

B789 said:

BowieBoy333 said:
I asked the gentleman on the phone what he thought was the best way to deal with such a blatant lie. He said to simply sit on it for a while.

What do you think?

Which "gentleman"? I hope you're not asking the scamming PPC for advice on a fatal mistake they have made.

Also, you need to immediately inform the ICO about the serious abuse of your personal data in this, obviously false letter.

https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/data-protection-complaints/personal-information-complaint/

No. It was county court telephone operator that I spoke to. 
So I need to basically complain now, and not just sit on it for a while until needed?

B789

Your ICO complaint is totally separate from any claim you have outstanding. It may be that once you have started your complaint that the person handling your case at the ICO may advise waiting until after the outcome of any legal action before continuing with your complaint.

It's a few years since I successfully complained about a GDPR breach that also involved a court case (nothing to do with parking) and I vaguely remember something about being asked whether there were any court proceedings connected with the complaint.

Coupon-mad

I would either:

(a) complain to the BPA and your MP to lean on CEL, or

(b) sit on the letter for now and append it to your Witness Statement to support an argument for full costs for wholly unreasonable conduct.

Also, please show that to the Government as part of your response to the Public Consultation when it opens, to make the point that the added £70 unjust enrichment MUST STOP because it incentivises aggressive litigation like this, and misleading demands.

BowieBoy333

Coupon-mad said:

I would either:

(a) complain to the BPA and your MP to lean on CEL, or

(b) sit on the letter for now and append it to your Witness Statement to support an argument for full costs for wholly unreasonable conduct.

Also, please show that to the Government as part of your response to the Public Consultation when it opens, to make the point that the added £70 unjust enrichment MUST STOP because it incentivises aggressive litigation like this, and misleading demands.

The county court advisor I spoke to, recommended sitting on it,so to speak, until later when it could be used in my favour perhaps.
It's maddening because there's the urge to scrawl COUNTY COURT DEEMS A LIE across it, and send it back. A pointless exercise though no doubt.