TfL’s bailiffs are chasing me for a stranger’s unpaid Ulez fines
Source: The Guardian ·
Now TFL is threatening to seize goods for four penalties for a car I’ve never ownedBailiffs turned up at my home to seize goods over four unpaid Ulez fines issued by Transport for London (TfL) that have nothing to do with me.The saga began two months ago when I received four enforcement notices from CDER Group relating to a vehicle I have never owned. Continue reading...
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Bailiffs turned up at my home to seize goods over four unpaid Ulez fines issued by Transport for London (TfL) that have nothing to do with me. The saga began two months ago when I received four enforcement notices from CDER Group relating to a vehicle I have never owned. I was told my address had been obtained from the DVLA, but the DVLA confirmed that the vehicle has never been registered to me or my address. I sent this confirmation to CDER, but they nevertheless ordered bailiffs to come to my house and told me enforcement could not be stopped. I complained to TfL, which referred me back to CDER. CDER then informed me that TfL had rejected the evidence I had supplied. For more than 25 years I have been repeatedly mistaken for another individual with the same name, resulting in debt collection activity by numerous organisations. I have spent years proving my identity and correcting mistakes, only for the same problems to happen again. It seems that the original penalty charge…
BestAIBroker analysis
- Finance-aware sentiment: slightly negative (-0.20 on a -1 to +1 scale).
- Event classification: REGULATION.
- Market importance score: 43/100, weighting entity relevance, source credibility, multi-outlet coverage and recency.
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