Park Direct UK Ltd PCN, ANPR, NTK sent 135+ days after event at Retail Park, IPC/IAS firm!

Coupon-mad

They are entitled to use a DRA.

AlleyCat_2

Apologies @Coupon-mad but I've been looking through this forum and just re-reading the v. helpful advice of yours re. SAR when I came across the following (from just a couple of years back) so just wanted to get your suggestions on timing - i.e. exactly WHEN to write to their DPO with an SAR?

Subject access request. — MoneySavingExpert Forum

"This forum recommends that no SAR is sent until after the eventual court claim goes to your local civil court..."


So where I'm at is -

*PCN/NTK received
*Appeal lodged with Park Direct UK Ltd (just as a reply to the PCN/NTK)

Currently waiting for them to basically reject my appeal and direct me to the IAS!

Gr1pr

Then I or we agree that you dont email a SAR to the DPO at a private parking company until after your local civil court sends you a court order once a Money claim case has been transferred there from the CNBC in Northampton 

So i wouldn't bother until my local court in Stockport or Manchester wrote to me, because that point is the appropriate time 

AlleyCat_2

wee update - as expected - appeal rejected, IAS details sent on. Just a quick question here - do I need to appeal to the IAS in order to wait for the court order note? Will it be in my favour if this reaches the point of court order if I have gone through all the 'necessary steps' of appeal to PDUK/appeal to IAS/appearance in court or it makes no difference?

Reading this forum already suggests that IAS will not find in my favour….

ChirpyChicken

No

You dont.

There is no such thing as a court order note

Coupon-mad

Just sit tight. No IAS.

Don't show us the £170 threatograms.

AlleyCat_2

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81860876#Comment_81860876

tysm - just one question: do bailiffs actually come to the door to collect on the threatogram in the time between sitting tight and appearing in court?

I only ask because I am my elderly father's carer, and when I'm not at home, my concern would be that he would very likely open the door to them and generally engage/ interact with them!

Really appreciate all your helpful advice thus @Coupon-mad so apologies in advance if the above question is a stupid/ obvious one 😅

Jame4ters

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81861005#Comment_81861005

No they don’t. It’s all about threats and intimidation to get you to pay a scam invoice

Coupon-mad

Nothing is a stupid question but absolutely nobody comes knocking. The letters are not from bailiffs.

AlleyCat_2

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81861852#Comment_81861852

your kind response is much appreciated 🤗