Parking appeal against parkingeye / lee valley ice centre

billy2276

@Coupon-mad @Gr1pr @KeithP Hello again. I have received a dcbl notice of debt recovery for this parking ticket. I am unsure what to do now. It is from "Direct collection bailiffs ltd" and states I have two weeks to pay £170. 

My partner updated her driving license 1 week ago and this letter has been sent to our current address. I believe I emailed lee valley asking them to waive it but they couldn't. I also sent ParkingEye this letter, have proof of postage and have received no response.

Could you please give me some advice for what I should do?

billy2276

Also, checked the signature. They received this on the 7th May this year.

Coupon-mad

billy2276 said:

@Coupon-mad @Gr1pr @KeithP Hello again. I have received a dcbl notice of debt recovery for this parking ticket. I am unsure what to do now. It is from "Direct collection bailiffs ltd" and states I have two weeks to pay £170. 

Please read post 4 of the NEWBIES thread.

No updates about these sort of threatograms please.  Save us for when we are needed!

The only thing the recipient must do is confirm which address is current and tell them to 'erase the old address'.

Don't assume that DCB Legal will use the new address their mates have traced. I assume that there are 2 addresses held by the scammers right now.  That MUST be stopped.

billy2276

@Coupon-mad realised I made a mistake with this, apologies. It is another fine I thought had disappeared. I have managed to get a lot of these waived so far, presumably the lee valley one too. So thank you for your help.

This one is actually a ticket I threw away after reading a thread saying "ignore it, throw it away". I now realise that was probably a pre-2015 thread. I remember being convinced 

This DCBL letter has the parking charge notice number on it. However, when I put it into TPS' website with my car reg it does not find anything.

Can I:
 - appeal to the landowner at this stage?
 - contest it as the notice doesn't exist on TPS' website?

Coupon-mad

No. My advice has not changed. If they are holding two addresses, get one erased.

fisherjim

billy2276 said:

@Coupon-mad realised I made a mistake with this, apologies. It is another fine I thought had disappeared. I have managed to get a lot of these waived so far, presumably the lee valley one too. So thank you for your help.

This one is actually a ticket I threw away after reading a thread saying "ignore it, throw it away". I now realise that was probably a pre-2015 thread. I remember being convinced 

This DCBL letter has the parking charge notice number on it. However, when I put it into TPS' website with my car reg it does not find anything.

Can I:
 - appeal to the landowner at this stage?
 - contest it as the notice doesn't exist on TPS' website?

You are now confusing things by introducing yet another PCN from another PPC on the same thread this will make everything a total mess you need a separate thread for the TPS one.

But for clarity the reason the PCN number doesn't show on their website is because it has been given over to stupid debt collectors who now "have the file" not TPS.

How on earth have you "managed to get a lot of these....."?

Gr1pr

Updating a driving licence is irrelevant, just ensure that the V5C log book is up to date, they cannot keep accessing the DVLA database for details on old cases, its a one shot deal, checking the V5c database, not the driving licence database ( 2 different animals, chalk and cheese, not the same. )

plus email the DPO at Parking Eye with a data rectification notice and they MUST ERASE the old address and use only the current address for the service of papers going forward 

Everything needs to arrive at the correct address 

But ignore debt recovery letters

Do not ignore a Letter of Claim or a court claim