Hello everyone,
I don't know whether anyone out there can offer some advice, this is the first time I am encountering an issue like this. I know a lot of it must sound pretty basic but I really have no idea these kind of things and some input would be much appreciated.
Today, after returning home from a couple of weeks away I found two letters sent to me by Equita. This is the first time I have heard of them.
The first, dated 1/7/13 states that they are writing to me in connection with the Warrant of Execution granted against me by the TEC at Northampton County Court, and that I should contact them asap in order to discuss payment.
The second, dated 3/7/13 is a 'Final Demand', saying that their removal team called by my house, that they were unable to meet with me and that they will attend again in the next 7 days. It also says that if on this occasion they are unable to meet with me they will seek to remove my vehicle/other goods in my absence. Again they've listed a phone number/address so that I can pay.
After a bit of investigating I found out that about a year ago I received a PCN from the borough of Islington for an parking offence caught on CCTV. I never received this PCN as it was sent to my old address. This was entirely my fault as I had left my previous address and due to various reasons had forgotten to inform the DVLA of a change of address for 2 months.
Moving back to the content of the letters: Firstly, my family were home while I was away and none of them said anything about any visits by Equita. Secondly, nowehere does it mention the amount they are asking me to pay. These are the only letters I have received and I'm not sure what to do at this point. I'm planning on calling them tomorrow so I can pay asap. I've been reading a lot about their excessive charging and I just don't want to fall into traps.
What advice can you give me with regards to speaking with them tomorrow and what kind of questions should I ask? Should I pay them tomorrow? I'm not actually staying back at home at the moment (not intentionally) and my car is me, so I know if they come to my house again they won't be finding me there.
Thanks in advance.
I don't know whether anyone out there can offer some advice, this is the first time I am encountering an issue like this. I know a lot of it must sound pretty basic but I really have no idea these kind of things and some input would be much appreciated.
Today, after returning home from a couple of weeks away I found two letters sent to me by Equita. This is the first time I have heard of them.
The first, dated 1/7/13 states that they are writing to me in connection with the Warrant of Execution granted against me by the TEC at Northampton County Court, and that I should contact them asap in order to discuss payment.
The second, dated 3/7/13 is a 'Final Demand', saying that their removal team called by my house, that they were unable to meet with me and that they will attend again in the next 7 days. It also says that if on this occasion they are unable to meet with me they will seek to remove my vehicle/other goods in my absence. Again they've listed a phone number/address so that I can pay.
After a bit of investigating I found out that about a year ago I received a PCN from the borough of Islington for an parking offence caught on CCTV. I never received this PCN as it was sent to my old address. This was entirely my fault as I had left my previous address and due to various reasons had forgotten to inform the DVLA of a change of address for 2 months.
Moving back to the content of the letters: Firstly, my family were home while I was away and none of them said anything about any visits by Equita. Secondly, nowehere does it mention the amount they are asking me to pay. These are the only letters I have received and I'm not sure what to do at this point. I'm planning on calling them tomorrow so I can pay asap. I've been reading a lot about their excessive charging and I just don't want to fall into traps.
What advice can you give me with regards to speaking with them tomorrow and what kind of questions should I ask? Should I pay them tomorrow? I'm not actually staying back at home at the moment (not intentionally) and my car is me, so I know if they come to my house again they won't be finding me there.
Thanks in advance.
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