Clamped!!

[Jonny671]

Question;

What would happen if these chumps started to threaten you, and you got your own "Friends" down there..

I'd happily set fire to each of these type of company

[BliarOut]

Just rang Companies House about them. Apparently a PO Box is allowable if you provide a street address

So what harm can PH do using officialdom?

[Jonny671]

"Mr Stone has LBS Enforcement now taxed and insured all it's vehicles? They were not the last time I checked.
If not look out, as I shall be phoning the Authorities DVLA and Police and the Press insisting on immediate enforcement action..ie clamping.......and you don't know me from Adam do you. I could be standing next to you now."

Go and do some detective work yourself chap, insurance, tax, tyres, anything wrong get the Police down there

[Victor McDade]

Jonny671 said:

Question;

What would happen if these chumps started to threaten you, and you got your own "Friends" down there..

I'd happily set fire to each of these type of company

They threaten you = 'civil matter'.

You kick off with them = police would attend promptly.

[Bella Smallville]

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

[streaky]

minky monkey said:

streaky said:

The company needs to be a Register Approved Contractor for the same. LBS do not appear on the SIA's register (by that name) at all when I just checked - Streaky

Sorry.

Totally and utterly wrong.

Directors can have a nonfrontline licence as long as they don't apply clamps to vehicles. If they do, they require a frontline licence as does anybody working for them who applies clamps. As long as the individual's hold a valid SIA VI licence, then they can operate and run the business.

Currently a company itself, DOES NOT have to be part of the SIA AC register to operate as a clamping/towing company. There is currently NO obligation to be a member of the AC register, whether it be a regular security company, or one that operates a clamping/towing service. It is mearly an SIA quality standard similar to the ISO 9001 audit system.

http://www.sia.homeoffice.gov.uk/Pages/acs-intro.a...

Edited by minky monkey on Friday 10th September 14:04

My statement is NOT "totally and utterly wrong". I accept that I erroneously understood that the company had to be on the AC register. But it is correct that at the time I checked LBS Enforcement Ltd DID NOT appear on the register - Streaky

[minky monkey]

TBH, it was the bit about the "Needs to be" that I picked up on. People keep banging on about companys having to be licenced to carry this out, and that just isn't the case.

[BliarOut]

The Game Exchange building is where their PO Box is located.

[cv01jw]

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

[Pannywagon]

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

Pointless post, lots of pointless post.

[Jonny671]

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

Nails in their tyres?

[cv01jw]

Pannywagon said:

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

Pointless post, lots of pointless post.

O/T Could a website trace somebody if they subscribed an email address to lots of mailing lists?

[Bella Smallville]

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

Grab the phone numbers or I can give you them and put the numbers in papers, magazines and dirty magazines selling things and offering services

[cv01jw]

Bella Smallville said:

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

Grab the phone numbers or I can give you them and put the numbers in papers, magazines and dirty magazines selling things and offering services

I was thinking of faxing them a black page of A4 several times

Is it 142 you put at the front of a phone number to withold identity?

ETA Just checked BT site and it is 141

Edited by cv01jw on Friday 10th September 16:53

[TTwiggy]

Pannywagon said:

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

Pointless post, lots of pointless post.

And if there's anything a PHer knows well, it's pointless posts -badoom tish!

[over_the_hill]

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

If you have their phone numbers you could get everyone to call randomly pretending they are a chinese takeaway, then get all shirty when they will not deliver a 32, 63 and fried rice.

[NiceCupOfTea]

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

Grab the phone numbers or I can give you them and put the numbers in papers, magazines and dirty magazines selling things and offering services

I was thinking of faxing them a black page of A4 several times

Is it 142 you put at the front of a phone number to withold identity?

ETA Just checked BT site and it is 141

Edited by cv01jw on Friday 10th September 16:53

Your fax machine will still print your details at the top of the page.

Edited by NiceCupOfTea on Friday 10th September 18:10

[Pannywagon]

over_the_hill said:

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

If you have their phone numbers you could get everyone to call randomly pretending they are a chinese takeaway, then get all shirty when they will not deliver a 32, 63 and fried rice.

+1 This beats my post idea...plus it's more interactive and the results will be immediately satisfying.

[Pannywagon]

TTwiggy said:

Pannywagon said:

cv01jw said:

Bella Smallville said:

Just got in from seeing the police in Southend, they have agreed to investigate the matter and most likly will issue a warrent to search the premises and a warrent for their arrest

Excellent!

Is there anything PHer's could do to make the companies life that little bit more difficult? Surely we must be able to do something which is perfectly legal but will really get on their nerves?

Any ideas?

Pointless post, lots of pointless post.

And if there's anything a PHer knows well, it's pointless posts -badoom tish!

Easy!

[dwspirit]

I have just received information that both Mark Stone and Matthew Boosey have criminal records and have both been in prison. I have had a positive email from the Assistant Cheif Constable and Southend Police are on the case. However we will need more evidence and not speculative accusations.

If you have encountered either Stone or Boosey then PM via Pistonheads. If you have receipts from being clamped and there is a VAT number on there; then check it is a genuine VAT number. If it is a fake number then hand it into the Police.

Together we will nail these villians.