24-09-13, 11:18 PM
(24-09-13, 01:06 PM)Streetbudgie link Wrote: Ignore is not the most up to date advice, the latest best course of action is to send the prove contract and breakdown of costs letter then ignore.
Personally I prefer to ignore but I do play with them sometimes and go through the non existent appeal then appeal to POPLA which costs the PPC money but but the decision is not binding on the applicant, only on the PPC
Your CAB advice link above is broken but there are plenty of examples on CAG where CAB have advised to pay the invoice then try to claim it back - not sure why you are questioning this, I wasn't digging at you, I was just trying to clarify for the OP that there is misleading advice on the net and from CAB ( who in my experience are not experts in anything).
The OP should be armed with all the information so they can make an informed choice on the action they want to take - above all they need to be advised that the charge is unenforceable and they should not pay it.
I've just decided I'm going to sellotape my letterbox up
Problem solved.