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Private parking tickets / Moorside Legal - Your Letter of Claim — action required within 30 days
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Hi
I have received an email from Moorside Legal acting on behalf of UKPS.
Here is the background, on 23/12/2024 the diver parked my vehicle parked in a newly restricted car park on an industrial estate in Leamington Spa.
It was in the evening when the business was closed and had always been casually used by volunteers at the soup kitchen opposite as it operates out of hours so it was never an issue. The week these signs were installed, on the first occasion since installation the driver parked in the restricted area. The persons went into the soup kitchen and was immediately made aware of the new parking restriction so returned to the car within 9.48 minutes and moved it to a different location.
The PCN from UKPS Ltd was then received and appealed but the appeal was denied.
The business at the location was approached and the situation explained which they understood and said that it is the owner of the building who has had the signage installed and they will try to talk to them to cancel the ticket. We heard nothing else which led us to believe that the matter had been settled.
Then I received atleast x8 letters from Debt Recovery Plus - all ignored
Then Trace Debt recovery started to send letters, they were all ignored.
Everyone of these has either been my final opportunity to settle or notice of Imminent legal action
Now Moorside Legal has got in touch sending the email below.
Your Letter of Claim — action required within 30 days
Dear MR....
You will shortly receive, or may have already received, a formal Letter of Claim from Moorside Legal regarding your outstanding balance of £170.00 (ref: 40676764).
This letter follows the Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims. You have 30 days from the date on that letter to respond using the enclosed Reply Form before County Court proceedings may be issued against you.
Total amount outstanding
£170.00
Reference:
If court proceedings are issued and a County Court Judgment (CCJ) is entered against you, it can remain on your credit record for up to six years and may affect your ability to obtain credit. We strongly encourage you to act within this timeframe.
You can pay in full, set up a payment plan, or return the Reply Form with your proposal. If you need debt advice before responding, free and impartial support is available from Citizens Advice, StepChange, and National Debtline.
Any advice on how to respond would be much appreciated.
Many thanks in advance!
I have received an email from Moorside Legal acting on behalf of UKPS.
Here is the background, on 23/12/2024 the diver parked my vehicle parked in a newly restricted car park on an industrial estate in Leamington Spa.
It was in the evening when the business was closed and had always been casually used by volunteers at the soup kitchen opposite as it operates out of hours so it was never an issue. The week these signs were installed, on the first occasion since installation the driver parked in the restricted area. The persons went into the soup kitchen and was immediately made aware of the new parking restriction so returned to the car within 9.48 minutes and moved it to a different location.
The PCN from UKPS Ltd was then received and appealed but the appeal was denied.
The business at the location was approached and the situation explained which they understood and said that it is the owner of the building who has had the signage installed and they will try to talk to them to cancel the ticket. We heard nothing else which led us to believe that the matter had been settled.
Then I received atleast x8 letters from Debt Recovery Plus - all ignored
Then Trace Debt recovery started to send letters, they were all ignored.
Everyone of these has either been my final opportunity to settle or notice of Imminent legal action
Now Moorside Legal has got in touch sending the email below.
Your Letter of Claim — action required within 30 days
Dear MR....
You will shortly receive, or may have already received, a formal Letter of Claim from Moorside Legal regarding your outstanding balance of £170.00 (ref: 40676764).
This letter follows the Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims. You have 30 days from the date on that letter to respond using the enclosed Reply Form before County Court proceedings may be issued against you.
Total amount outstanding
£170.00
Reference:
If court proceedings are issued and a County Court Judgment (CCJ) is entered against you, it can remain on your credit record for up to six years and may affect your ability to obtain credit. We strongly encourage you to act within this timeframe.
You can pay in full, set up a payment plan, or return the Reply Form with your proposal. If you need debt advice before responding, free and impartial support is available from Citizens Advice, StepChange, and National Debtline.
Any advice on how to respond would be much appreciated.
Many thanks in advance!