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#Post#: 47293--------------------------------------------------
Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: FaeLLe
Date: November 27, 2024, 10:02 am
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> Regarding the CNBC, you must get the information I have
advised.
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Alternatively, would it not be wise to engage DCB Legal and
request for a copy of all information they hold about the case,
including the Claim form and hearing notices, so the registered
keeper could deal with the matter?
I guess this would achieve the same purpose since CNBC could
result in a delay in getting him the documents. The dates should
be easily obtainable through the phone I guess.
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Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: Fatcockney
Date: November 27, 2024, 10:24 am
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To confirm. Two tickets in this thread. First purchased after
the ANPR entry on the ticket at about11.30. Cost £1.50 for one
hour. The second evidenced at 12.31 for two hours.Cost £3.00
I will reach out to CNBC.
As for the other comment about engaging DCBLegal. If you look at
the pink form, sometime back I issued them with a SAR request
and they basically said "we don't hold any information about
you" which given they've written about 20 times is also untrue
(hence it is on the form).
That's why I'm hesitant and querying further engagement. They
are asking for parking evidence now, when they've ignored it for
three years. Are they covering their backside before it gets to
court?
#Post#: 47300--------------------------------------------------
Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: b789
Date: November 27, 2024, 10:41 am
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You did not request the SAR from the claimant. DCB Legal may
have been able to provide limited information. If you sent the
SAR to DCBL or DRP, they definitely would not be able to provide
any info. The SAR should have been sent to ECP.
DCB Legal won't have the N1SDT claim form. They initiated the
claim through MCOL. they may be able to provide the details, so
it may be worthwhile chasing them but I still suggest phoning
the CNBC and waiting on the phone whilst they email your the PoC
and they confirm the address it was allegedly posted to. I think
they will actually charge you if you want an actual copy of the
claim form and it is not necessary as we only need the PoC and
confirmation of the address it was posted to.
#Post#: 47307--------------------------------------------------
Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: Fatcockney
Date: November 27, 2024, 11:05 am
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Noted. Will be on the phone to them in the morning.Thanks
#Post#: 47704--------------------------------------------------
Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: Fatcockney
Date: December 1, 2024, 6:01 am
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Spent three hours unanswered to CNBC on Thursday and Friday,
butt this arrived in the post on Saturday. Going to court now.
Will still chase CNBC because we need to know they followed
process.
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#Post#: 47712--------------------------------------------------
Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: FaeLLe
Date: December 1, 2024, 7:22 am
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--- Quote from: Fatcockney link ---
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> Spent three hours unanswered to CNBC on Thursday and Friday,
butt this arrived in the post on Saturday. Going to court now.
Will still chase CNBC because we need to know they followed
process.
>
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Please redact your name and claim number including reference
numbers as best practice.
#Post#: 47715--------------------------------------------------
Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: Fatcockney
Date: December 1, 2024, 7:39 am
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Apologies. Honest mistake
#Post#: 47747--------------------------------------------------
Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: H C Andersen
Date: December 1, 2024, 11:54 am
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OP, IMO at present you are confusing yourself and us by
continually harking back to these very historical events.
In short, from your N244 application:
You received a Letter of Claim from DCBL dated who knows when,
you haven't said;
You responded by email, what we don't know;
They contacted you again on 19 July 2024 with another
extra-procedural demand to pay within 30 days or face court
action;
You received notice of a (default) judgment for the claimant
dated 23 Sept.
Other will comment but essentially as regards the court process
you lengthy account boils down to:
a claim form was sent to you by CNBC - but we don't know when;
you did not respond (acknowledge service) and therefore;
the claimant applied to the court for a default judgment.
With respect, the Particulars of Claim etc. are not immediately
germane(but hopefully this issue will have it's day in court),
this is purely procedural(but being able to persuade the judge
that you have a reasonable chance of defending your case is
desirable/essential (I don't know the specifics).
#Post#: 47750--------------------------------------------------
Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: b789
Date: December 1, 2024, 11:59 am
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If we knew the answers to those questions, which have already
been asked, you would have an opportunity to at least send the
court a Skeleton Argument which would be very beneficial to you.
So, please go back through the thread and answer the questions.
I suggest calling the CNBC first thing in the morning, around
8:30am to have the best chance of getting through.
#Post#: 47759--------------------------------------------------
Re: Debt Collector chase after N244
DIR By: Fatcockney
Date: December 1, 2024, 12:30 pm
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Ok. I've tried to be open with everything. You've actually begun
to make me feel worse now. My initial question was pretty simple
but you've all dug deep for the background which I've tried to
provide.
I've spent three hours on Thursday and Friday without getting a
response from CNBC but I'll try again tomorrow. To be explicitly
clear I DID NOT RECEIVE A LETTER OF CLAIM. Had a judgement
notice and paid the money and responded because I think I have a
valid defence. Now the court have accepted that and said it will
be handled by Chelmsford court. Three years of debating this has
led to this point. They think they are right, I think they are
wrong. It is what it is now. I just wanted advice.
Thanks for the advice given to date. It's not easy.
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