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UKPC via DCB Legal - DQ

K_S · 2025-09-01 10:59:55

I moved home from Address A to Address B in January 2025 and set up Royal Mail forwarding for a year. I updated my V5C at the time and it has had the correct up to date address since then. A month or so ago, I received an invoice from UKPC for an alleged infraction dated June 2025. This invoice had my correct current…

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patient_dream Posts: 4,362 Forumite

6 May at 11:29AM

Well of course in mediation you offer them £0 ZERO
That puts it on track for the court case and before that, DCBL will start offering discounts which you IGNORE
As this is a UKPC claim, you know that their signs are full of small print, like many other UKPC claims, DCBLL will discontinue shortly before the court date
If it does end up in court remember …. DCBL has added a fake £70 which is DOUBLE RECOVERY and not allowed.
DCBL say the fake is DAMAGES which is rubbish and the courts know this

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