CP Plus ignored appeal (no correspondence) and upped fine

patient_dream

cosslog10 said:

I paid £60. Which is less than what the original charge would have been if they'd sent it.

We are sad .....  

cosslog10

patient_dream said:

cosslog10 said:

I paid £60. Which is less than what the original charge would have been if they'd sent it.

We are sad .....  

I can honestly say I don't see that I could have built a defence for the fact I overstayed the 2 hours - zero evidence.

I have today received another letter from the dcbl saying I still owe money - I'm assuming I ignore this since I have actually already paid the fee to "their client"

KeithP

cosslog10 said:

patient_dream said:

cosslog10 said:

I paid £60. Which is less than what the original charge would have been if they'd sent it.

We are sad .....  

I can honestly say I don't see that I could have built a defence for the fact I overstayed the 2 hours - zero evidence.

I have today received another letter from the dcbl saying I still owe money - I'm assuming I ignore this since I have actually already paid the fee to "their client"

They probably think that they won't have to push too hard to get you to pay again.
Prove them wrong.

Coupon-mad

cosslog10 said:

patient_dream said:

cosslog10 said:

I paid £60. Which is less than what the original charge would have been if they'd sent it.

We are sad .....  

I can honestly say I don't see that I could have built a defence for the fact I overstayed the 2 hours - zero evidence.

I have today received another letter from the dcbl saying I still owe money - I'm assuming I ignore this since I have actually already paid the fee to "their client"

Oh dear. You can't do that...unless CP Plus agreed to accept £60 and told you to pay them (not DCB).  And as long as you did so in time.

You should not have paid.  These cases are all easy to defend. Regardless of facts.

Your case would have been discontinued, or struck out by a Judge.  No hearing. Nothing.  You would have paid zero.

And now you will still be pursued unless you respond to DCB Ltd and prove the agreement you had with CP Plus to pay £60..

Grizebeck

Why did you roll over and waste your money 

cosslog10

Grizebeck said:

Why did you roll over and waste your money 

I'm already burning the candle at both ends and have zero time to research a defence case.

cosslog10

Coupon-mad said:

cosslog10 said:

patient_dream said:

cosslog10 said:

I paid £60. Which is less than what the original charge would have been if they'd sent it.

We are sad .....  

I can honestly say I don't see that I could have built a defence for the fact I overstayed the 2 hours - zero evidence.

I have today received another letter from the dcbl saying I still owe money - I'm assuming I ignore this since I have actually already paid the fee to "their client"

Oh dear. You can't do that...unless CP Plus agreed to accept £60 and told you to pay them (not DCB).  And as long as you did so in time.

You should not have paid.  These cases are all easy to defend. Regardless of facts.

Your case would have been discontinued, or struck out by a Judge.  No hearing. Nothing.  You would have paid zero.

And now you will still be pursued unless you respond to DCB Ltd and prove the agreement you had with CP Plus to pay £60..

I have an email from CP Plus with the halt to proceedings, the cost of £60 and the receipt.

UncleThomasCobley

By paying the scammers, you are marked as a "mug" and they now have you on their radar as easy pickings. You only had to follow the advice as provided. By ignoring the advice, why do you think that more advice on the situation as it now stands is going to help you?

Coupon-mad

cosslog10 said:

Coupon-mad said:

cosslog10 said:

patient_dream said:

cosslog10 said:

I paid £60. Which is less than what the original charge would have been if they'd sent it.

We are sad .....  

I can honestly say I don't see that I could have built a defence for the fact I overstayed the 2 hours - zero evidence.

I have today received another letter from the dcbl saying I still owe money - I'm assuming I ignore this since I have actually already paid the fee to "their client"

Oh dear. You can't do that...unless CP Plus agreed to accept £60 and told you to pay them (not DCB).  And as long as you did so in time.

You should not have paid.  These cases are all easy to defend. Regardless of facts.

Your case would have been discontinued, or struck out by a Judge.  No hearing. Nothing.  You would have paid zero.

And now you will still be pursued unless you respond to DCB Ltd and prove the agreement you had with CP Plus to pay £60..

I have an email from CP Plus with the halt to proceedings, the cost of £60 and the receipt.

Which you've forwarded to DCB now?

cosslog10

Coupon-mad said:

cosslog10 said:

Coupon-mad said:

cosslog10 said:

patient_dream said:

cosslog10 said:

I paid £60. Which is less than what the original charge would have been if they'd sent it.

We are sad .....  

I can honestly say I don't see that I could have built a defence for the fact I overstayed the 2 hours - zero evidence.

I have today received another letter from the dcbl saying I still owe money - I'm assuming I ignore this since I have actually already paid the fee to "their client"

Oh dear. You can't do that...unless CP Plus agreed to accept £60 and told you to pay them (not DCB).  And as long as you did so in time.

You should not have paid.  These cases are all easy to defend. Regardless of facts.

Your case would have been discontinued, or struck out by a Judge.  No hearing. Nothing.  You would have paid zero.

And now you will still be pursued unless you respond to DCB Ltd and prove the agreement you had with CP Plus to pay £60..

I have an email from CP Plus with the halt to proceedings, the cost of £60 and the receipt.

Which you've forwarded to DCB now?

yes - Haven't forwarded the receipt as it's a separate email but i've stated the date of payment... The receipt is a separate email.