ZZPS and GCTT advice re parking in London over 2 years ago - DCBL letter now received

LDast

What "offence" do you think you committed? I don't think you'll find that word in any of the correspondence you've ever received about this. Just like you won't find the word "fine" either.

Umkomaas

I received a letter from DCBL with the usual 'we may have bailiffs attend your address' and 'this might happen' but from looking on here, there didn't seem to be anything to worry about.

Ive just got home this afternoon from work and found another letter from DCBL entitled 'Final reminder'

DCB Limited or DCB Legal?

Does it mention an unpaid court judgment?

Dashworth87

Umkomaas said:

I received a letter from DCBL with the usual 'we may have bailiffs attend your address' and 'this might happen' but from looking on here, there didn't seem to be anything to worry about.

Ive just got home this afternoon from work and found another letter from DCBL entitled 'Final reminder'

DCB Limited or DCB Legal?

Does it mention an unpaid court judgment?

They are 'Debt collection bailiffs Limited' DCBL. No there is no mention of an unpaid court judgement, just failure to pay DCBL 'could' lead to a CCJ against me. 

Dashworth87

LDast said:

What "offence" do you think you committed? I don't think you'll find that word in any of the correspondence you've ever received about this. Just like you won't find the word "fine" either.

You are correct. But they are still claiming I owe euro carparks an awful lot of money. 

Umkomaas

Dashworth87 said:

Umkomaas said:

I received a letter from DCBL with the usual 'we may have bailiffs attend your address' and 'this might happen' but from looking on here, there didn't seem to be anything to worry about.

Ive just got home this afternoon from work and found another letter from DCBL entitled 'Final reminder'

DCB Limited or DCB Legal?

Does it mention an unpaid court judgment?

They are 'Debt collection bailiffs Limited' DCBL. No there is no mention of an unpaid court judgement, just failure to pay DCBL 'could' lead to a CCJ against me. 

Wait for a Letter Of/Before Claim from DCB Legal, and/or a County Court Claim via the Northampton CNBC. The NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, second post, will help you deal with them. 

Fruitcake

Did you send a rectification notice to the DPO of the parking company? I can't see anywhere on your thread where you have confirmed this.

Coupon-mad

Which is why I said to ignore DCB Ltd only if the OP had already told ECP and their agents to ERASE the old address.

It is unsafe to leave a PPC and their scum debt crawlers with a choice of 2 addresses EVEN IF the current letters are arriving at the right address.

Dashworth87

Fruitcake said:

Did you send a rectification notice to the DPO of the parking company? I can't see anywhere on your thread where you have confirmed this.

If I had done, then it would be on my old work laptop which I no longer have access to. What does this achieve? Stopping euro carparks from sharing my information? 

LDast

Dashworth87 said:

LDast said:

What "offence" do you think you committed? I don't think you'll find that word in any of the correspondence you've ever received about this. Just like you won't find the word "fine" either.

You are correct. But they are still claiming I owe euro carparks an awful lot of money. 

ECP are trying it on with you. They hope you are low-hanging fruit on the gullible tree and will just end up paying them if they scare you enough.

That'll be a hundred quid. Hopefully I can scare you into paying me. Even though I'm "offended" that you haven't paid me yet, you still haven't committed any "offence".

Do you see where I'm going with this?

Umkomaas

Dashworth87 said:

Fruitcake said:

Did you send a rectification notice to the DPO of the parking company? I can't see anywhere on your thread where you have confirmed this.

If I had done, then it would be on my old work laptop which I no longer have access to. What does this achieve? Stopping euro carparks from sharing my information? 

No, it stops them having a choice of addresses to use, which, if they make a claim and send that (deliberately or inadvertently) to the wrong address, you would likely end up with a CCJ.  That's a mess in your life that will be tricky and costly to unravel.