It has left the 80-year-old worried sick 😔
A Glasgow pensioner has been left worried sick after she was chased by a parking company and debt collector for over two months, even though she did nothing wrong.
The pensioner appealed the ticket and the company agreed to cancel the ticket days later, however she was chased for two months by the company and debt collectors, Debt Recovery Plus. "I appealed the decision and was told it could take 35 days to sort it out, but then a couple days after we received an email saying that it had been upheld. My mum then received a letter for £100, so I tried to contact them again but it was impossible.
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