Credit Services Association - Complaints procedure

this is the letter received from them


Dear Alan xxxxx,





I understand you wish to make a complaint against one of our member companies and would like to know the process involved.





I have attached a copy of the Credit Services Association’s Code of Practice, which I hope will provide key information with regard to our members’ obligations. Also attached is an official complaints form. All formal complaints must be received in writing using this form, with the authority on the last page duly signed.





If you do wish to lodge a formal complaint with us, please note that the CSA can only deal with apparent violations of the Code of Practice.





Please note the following points for clarification on our complaints procedure:





a) We can only intervene in the collection practices of members if those practices breach the code.


b) We can only consider complaints which are about our members; we are unable to assess complaints about the clients of our members or the goods or services supplied by those clients.


c) We can only insist that a member double-checks the information supplied by their client if that information appears from the facts to be incorrect.


d) The Association cannot involve itself in claims for compensation or refunds.





Naturally, we appreciate that all cases are individual and if any concerns can be seen to be in violation of our Code of Practice, they will be given due consideration. However, I hope this gives some indication as to our role in the industry.





Kind Regards,





David




if anpr are allowed to do this , how much longer before every company quits the BPA ,


act now , make a formal complaint about ANPR getting info for parking ticket's from the DVLA illegally

no , but ask them in the complaint form ,




can,t see an alternate resolution system listed , in fact the opposite!


b) We can only consider complaints which are about our members; we are unable to assess complaints about the clients of our members or the goods or services supplied by those clients.

there actions , as I have stated


1: obtaining info from the DVLA without just cause


2: lying to site owners , stating that the CSA is a DVLA recognised ATA.


at this point , we don,t want them penalising , we actually want them ejected from the ASSOC , because they (ANPR) are illegally hiding behind the CSA ATA name.




the DVLA clearly state that the only way for a PPC to get info is via an APPROVED ATA


remember the words from liz symonds of the DVLA?


Dear Mr xxxxxx

DVLA do not release data to ANPR Limited for trespass and CSA is not recognised as a relevant ATA for the purposes of releasing data for parking / trespass purposes.

Kind regards

Liz

Elizabeth Symons
Data Customer Assurance & Compliance Manager
Data Sharing Assurance Team

multiple complaints (even exaggerated) , with reference or copies of his tickets**/fake NTO would not go down with the assoc , presumably he is on a probation period


** showing trespass


print , write and waste a stamp/envelope and remove this parasite for good.


the comments from steve clark of the BPA say it all


The British Parking Association (BPA) has terminated the membership of ANPR Limited with immediate effect.





Following investigations arising from complaints by motorists, BPA Officers awarded 16 Sanction Points covering multiple Code of Practice breaches including failing to follow agreed procedures in handling motorist appeals and failing to live up to BPA customer service requirements.




While I can't speak for the CSA, the two sentences in bold above would be enough for me to carefully review an application to join the BPA if they were written by another ATA about the applicant.