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       #Post#: 117613--------------------------------------------------
       Re: CPM - PCN online appeal denied - advice for IAS
   DIR By: jfollows
       Date: May 3, 2026, 3:48 am
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       Reply #18:
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       > Ignore Debt Recovery Plus - they're not interested in any
       conversation that doesn't involve payment. File and ignore.
       You're waiting for a Letter of Claim, or a Claim Form from the
       county court.
       --- End Quote ---
       Your letter to BW Legal was to put on record their incompetence,
       ignore their latest letter too and come back when you get a
       Letter of Claim.
       #Post#: 117783--------------------------------------------------
       Re: CPM - PCN online appeal denied - advice for IAS
   DIR By: CatarinaSF
       Date: May 5, 2026, 3:52 am
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       Hello,
       Reply #45 is the Letter of Claim this BW Legal company has sent,
       with response to 22Nov25 when the letter was posted on the
       13Nov25.
       I followed up with the advise response I got here, following the
       thread here.
       Didn't heard from them after a second reply, until now, with the
       latests post being their last reply.
       Looking to see what I should do next :)
       Thank you in advance!
       #Post#: 127130--------------------------------------------------
       Re: CPM - PCN online appeal denied - advice for IAS
   DIR By: littlebee
       Date: August 7, 2026, 5:53 am
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       --- Quote from: CatarinaSF link ---
       >
       > Hello,
       >
       > Reply #45 is the Letter of Claim this BW Legal company has
       sent, with response to 22Nov25 when the letter was posted on the
       13Nov25.
       >
       > I followed up with the advise response I got here, following
       the thread here.
       >
       > Didn't heard from them after a second reply, until now, with
       the latests post being their last reply.
       >
       >
       > Looking to see what I should do next :)
       >
       > Thank you in advance!
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Hi there,
       Just having a look around the forum, how did you get on with
       this ?
       Thanks
       #Post#: 127219--------------------------------------------------
       Re: CPM - PCN online appeal denied - advice for IAS
   DIR By: CatarinaSF
       Date: August 8, 2026, 3:24 am
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       Hello,
       Nothing since the last coms I got from them (posted on May 03,
       2026, 09:35:39 am).
       Following advise here, I did not reply to them, as they don't
       answer any of the points raised.
       Waiting....?
       #Post#: 127513--------------------------------------------------
       Re: CPM - PCN online appeal denied - advice for IAS
   DIR By: littlebee
       Date: August 11, 2026, 10:49 am
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       --- Quote from: CatarinaSF link ---
       >
       > Hello,
       >
       > Nothing since the last coms I got from them (posted on May 03,
       2026, 09:35:39 am).
       >
       > Following advise here, I did not reply to them, as they don't
       answer any of the points raised.
       >
       > Waiting....?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Hello Catrina - thanks for sharing.
       Wonder if there is a time period they have to respond by before
       the case falls into a ''expired'' period and no further action
       can take place ?
       #Post#: 127524--------------------------------------------------
       Re: CPM - PCN online appeal denied - advice for IAS
   DIR By: CatarinaSF
       Date: August 11, 2026, 1:24 pm
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       --- Quote from: littlebee link ---
       >
       > [quote author=CatarinaSF link=topic=4267.msg127219#msg127219
       date=1786177443]
       > Hello,
       >
       > Nothing since the last coms I got from them (posted on May 03,
       2026, 09:35:39 am).
       >
       > Following advise here, I did not reply to them, as they don't
       answer any of the points raised.
       >
       > Waiting....?
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Hello Catrina - thanks for sharing.
       Wonder if there is a time period they have to respond by before
       the case falls into a ''expired'' period and no further action
       can take place ?
       [/quote]
       Hello,
       I wonder that myself, but not sure. It took them a few months
       between my response and their last communication. I was already
       thinking they had given up... But no.. But given they didn't
       provided a deadline or anything, I'm now waiting again to see...
       :)
       #Post#: 127532--------------------------------------------------
       Re: CPM - PCN online appeal denied - advice for IAS
   DIR By: jfollows
       Date: August 11, 2026, 2:28 pm
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       I lose track of who is asking what and of whom, but a case for
       breach of contract (which is what the non-payment of a Parking
       Charge Notice is) can be brought for up to six years after the
       claimed breach. Sometimes these companies dig out their
       outstanding unpaid notices after several years. If you move
       house without telling them there is a chance of a judgment in
       default being made against you, which will be a pain to unravel.
       #Post#: 127576--------------------------------------------------
       Re: CPM - PCN online appeal denied - advice for IAS
   DIR By: CatarinaSF
       Date: August 12, 2026, 2:25 am
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       --- Quote from: jfollows link ---
       >
       > I lose track of who is asking what and of whom, but a case for
       breach of contract (which is what the non-payment of a Parking
       Charge Notice is) can be brought for up to six years after the
       claimed breach. Sometimes these companies dig out their
       outstanding unpaid notices after several years. If you move
       house without telling them there is a chance of a judgment in
       default being made against you, which will be a pain to unravel.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       6 years seems long, but if that's the law...
       I have moved house but told them. They have sent a letter to the
       new address, but now all coms are via the company online
       platform.
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