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PCN letters at my old house for parking in a spot I paid rent for
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Please could you provide a source for this information? I can't find it on their website, which looks different to this screenshot.UncleThomasCobley said:Proof that DRP use "no-win, no-fee":
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I would also contact the landowner and tell them the PPC is refusing to carry out her instructions. Let her know she is employing a bunch of scammers still trying it on1
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DRP took the above down as soon as it was made publicly available. Thankfully one of the regulars nabbed a screengrab in anticipation of DRP hiding the evidence.MancWhite said:
Please could you provide a source for this information? I can't find it on their website, which looks different to this screenshot.UncleThomasCobley said:Proof that DRP use "no-win, no-fee":I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.
All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks3 -
You don't have a debt, and UKPC hand over these unpaid scam charges to them simply to frighten people.As stated UKPC have a no win no fee contract with DR+ and as such leave it with them until they give up and hand it back.As you are dealing with a greedy manipulative bunch of chancers they will still hope the threats posed will make them money even though the landowner cancelled it.Ignore them until they give up.2
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It doesn't matter. Just keep in mind that any threats from DRP or any other debt collector can be safely ignored as they have no skin in the game as they are not a party to the contract you have allegedly breached with the PPC.MancWhite said:
Please could you provide a source for this information? I can't find it on their website, which looks different to this screenshot.UncleThomasCobley said:Proof that DRP use "no-win, no-fee":
The £70 add-on is just a made up figure and is illegal. DRP will eventually give up and you will be left to deal with the solicitor and the PPC. If/when they issue an LBC/LoC, deal with it as per the second post of the Newbies/FAQ thread with the knowledge that they £70 is just an extortion that they try to get away with should they get a default judgment.3
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