change of address

Umkomaas

leftjab said:

Coupon-mad said:

Yep that would do the job and includes the magic data rights word 'erase'.

Many thanks. one last question - once i send this, should i expect a confirmation it has been recieved and acted on, or just save sent email and that will be enough to cover me should they continue to send to my old address?

Hopefully, but don't imagine you are dealing with John Lewis or M&S in terms of doing things right. Follow the advice from @KeithP (above). 

Are you in a position to confirm the full name of the parking firm with which you are engaged?

leftjab

Umkomaas said:

leftjab said:

Coupon-mad said:

Yep that would do the job and includes the magic data rights word 'erase'.

Many thanks. one last question - once i send this, should i expect a confirmation it has been recieved and acted on, or just save sent email and that will be enough to cover me should they continue to send to my old address?

Hopefully, but don't imagine you are dealing with John Lewis or M&S in terms of doing things right. Follow the advice from @KeithP (above). 

Are you in a position to confirm the full name of the parking firm with which you are engaged?

yes, it's UKCPS Ltd. it was debt recovery plus who hammered me with the rubbish for months but had nothing for 2 years until now. i find it strange its just started up again with this new debt company called Trace now that i have just moved.

i have just sent one along those lines telling them to instruct these other companies to erase my old address too. will see what happens from here. thanks

Gr1pr

Trace are usually used to trace somebody who may have moved, so no surprises there 

Ukcps have only recently resurrected old cases, probably because perhaps Moorside Legal signed them up at parkex, so not new to PCNs but newbies to litigation, before the 6 years clock runs out 

So you may think that its strange, me. ? Definitely not, all part of the long haul process 

I did mention that magic word, erase, earlier, so glad you found a template ( in litigation, words matter. )

Coupon-mad

Search the forum for UKCPS Moorside Legal and get ahead of the game, so you are prepared for their useless claim form in 2025.  Easy to handle.

leftjab

Hi all,

i have come back here quickly for a bit of confirmation i am following the process correctly. i have just recieved a letter of claim from moorside legal on one of the two PCN's i am being tracked for. this has been dragging on for 3 years now, and it looks like i am finally coming to court proceedings shortly.

i have read the post in newbies and am going to ignore responding to the form directly and email moorside with the generic response in there and then wait for court forms, which i assume will follow.

my only real concern is that as i have 2 PCN's i expect all this to be resolved under one case. i'm not even certain where the other PCN lies at the minute and don't seem to have recieved any junk for that since i moved last year, i think it is with a different legal rougue firm, so my question is do i mention this in the email or does this get added once i get real court letters?

Coupon-mad

You can if you want them consolidated. Search the forum for

Dear Sirs Henderson detached cease.

leftjab

Coupon-mad said:

You can if you want them consolidated. Search the forum for

Dear Sirs Henderson detached cease.

Thank you for the response.

i am going to add a line above the generic reply email on the second thread to moorside, stating that i expect the other PCN their client has on me around the same time to be added to the court claim, should they decide to proceed and add that claim number. is there any specific way i should word this?

Coupon-mad

Yes, you don't use that template.

You word it the way you find when you do the forum search which is why I carefully chose the exact keywords which will find the email I wrote months/years ago about this.

When I give exact keywords like that it means I want posters to do a search, sit down with a cuppa, go through the results & find what I know exists on the forum!

I didn't make up those words randomly.