(BRITANNIA PARKING) DCB Legal turned Claim Form

Elsie13

We have just received a POFA from Britannia he pulled over to collect a friend he was meeting and didn't even get out the car was there about 12 mins, it was dark and didn't even think he would have to pay in an empty car park when picking someone up as you cannot pullover on the main road and was the only place to pullover. and now want £100 

Coupon-mad

Elsie13 said:

We have just received a POFA from Britannia he pulled over to collect a friend he was meeting and didn't even get out the car was there about 12 mins, it was dark and didn't even think he would have to pay in an empty car park when picking someone up as you cannot pullover on the main road and was the only place to pullover. and now want £100 

Compare the NTK to my thread of NTK pictures and then start your own thread.

fisherjim

Elsie13 said:

We have just received a POFA from Britannia he pulled over to collect a friend he was meeting and didn't even get out the car was there about 12 mins, it was dark and didn't even think he would have to pay in an empty car park when picking someone up as you cannot pullover on the main road and was the only place to pullover. and now want £100 

You are a parking company's dream come true, making up your own rules on where you can park!

I just cannot understand the logic in those excuses, this has now put you in the long hall of fighting greedy scammers who only want you money.

But you need to start your own thread after reading the newbies thread at the top of this forum.

WontPayAPenny

Okay guys, i am a bit late to respond to this letter, but I have all day today. I have received this letter. Is this and LBC or a real Letter of Claim. If it is a LBC, how do I respond to them, given the only option they have provided without paying is to use the Reply Form and complete the financial statement

Coupon-mad

Just use the LBC email response in the NEWBIES thread (but don't copy & paste it here please; we don't need to check it).

You know from the sticky thread not to use the forms.

WontPayAPenny

Just use the LBC email response in the NEWBIES thread (but don't copy & paste it here please; we don't need to check it).

Okay, I am guessing that I should use the “more robust example” as I am assuming that on the sticky that you were meant to say ‘DCBLegal’ instead of ‘DCLegal’.

You know from the sticky thread not to use the forms.

Okay but just asking that although you say to not use them, and even considering that I have given no weight to any of the other letters that they have sent through, is it still possible that a CCJ will be issued without further notice should I not respond using their reply form? If not, why not?

 Where can I find the appropriate email address to send this letter to? I’m super eager to be able to add to the list of ‘DCBLegal cancellations’ thread (it has given me even more hope!).

Coupon-mad

is it still possible that a CCJ will be issued without further notice 

No, of course not! A CCJ is not the same thing as a claim form.

WontPayAPenny

Okay, so just to be clear from my readings, not responding to the reply form ‘may result in court proceedings against’ me. Is this what I want to happen? Do I not just fill out the details and state that I am disputing the claim?

Coupon-mad

Why?

The form isn't some magic thing that is any different than an email that clearly says you are disputing it.  DO NOT FILL IN FORMS.

WontPayAPenny

Coupon-mad said:

Why?

The form isn't some magic thing that is any different than an email that clearly says you are disputing it.  DO NOT FILL IN FORMS.

Okay that’s fine. Is there a specific person that I should email such that I can ensure that it’ll be read and received. I’ve looked on DCBLegal’s website and there is a list of staff but it doesn’t display any contact details for any of them. Or should I use the generic email provided at response@dcblegal.co.uk and/or info@dcblegal.co.uk.

In this case, after sending the email stating that I intend to dispute the claim, do I just wait on a Claim Form (which is the indicator of court proceedings beginning, I am assuming)?