Author Topic: Euro Parking Services - Unpaid Parking Charges Notice - Passed to Empira  (Read 2569 times)

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Re: Euro Parking Services - Unpaid Parking Charges Notice - Passed to Empira
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You do not respond to a phishing scam. I seriously doubt that this has anything to do with your PCN. I have never heard of this company. Ignore and get on with your life. No debt recovery firm can do anything whatsoever and in this instance, not even mentioning on whose behalf they are enquiring would suggest that you need to report them to Action Fraud.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Re: Euro Parking Services - Unpaid Parking Charges Notice - Passed to Empira
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  I have never heard of this company. 
Nor me - it was that (and the apparent lack of mentioning the alleged creditor) that sparked my curiosity.

Re: Euro Parking Services - Unpaid Parking Charges Notice - Passed to Empira
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Thanks both.

Reckon anything needs to be done about the original parking company. Not heard anything from them in months.

Re: Euro Parking Services - Unpaid Parking Charges Notice - Passed to Empira
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Nothing for you to do. They can issue the claim at any time but they have not responded to your last communication back in May. There is no automatic requirement in law to issue a fresh LoC, but in practice, if they now wish to litigate, they ought to send updated, compliant pre-action correspondence first. If they don’t, that’s something you can use against them on conduct and costs.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Re: Euro Parking Services - Unpaid Parking Charges Notice - Passed to Empira
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Nothing for you to do. They can issue the claim at any time but they have not responded to your last communication back in May. There is no automatic requirement in law to issue a fresh LoC, but in practice, if they now wish to litigate, they ought to send updated, compliant pre-action correspondence first. If they don’t, that’s something you can use against them on conduct and costs.

Understood cheers