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Hi, just received a claim form in today 12th august with issue date 4th august. It’s regarding a parking ticket I ignored as I was in the bath store way over time allowed and didn’t know I needed to get a ticket. My letter doesn’t look real, not sure what to do?
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What to I need to take out other than my name and address?Comment
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Number of pcnComment
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Sorry, do you mean the claim number?Comment
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Yes identifying numberdComment
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Original pcn sent to youComment
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Had to crop it as it was too bigComment
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Wait for help nowComment
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As in 2 aboveComment
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ThanksComment
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The most important thing for now is to acknowledge the court claim.
Post back here when done.
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In acknowledgment, do you mean make the payment?Comment
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These are the options. To pay they want you to fill in the personal/financial details but tells you to not pay cash but no other options to the claimants address. It just doesn’t seem professional?Comment
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