CP Plus Ltd - 2ND LETTER NOW IN RED!

taffy056

Pimpslider wrote: »

Hey Taff...

Yeah, I suppose in certain circumstances it could be perceived as being 'uncalled for'...however, the way the question has been phrased, sealizzy seems to be 'hunting', 'stalking', 'begging' for information about someone who has been receiving PCN's, or 'toilet paper' as I like to call them.

Well all I can see is a question asked, just think you are reading between the lines to much, still you could be correct, lets see when comes back.

cmguk22

I have just joined the club and received my first ticket – that is not bad for 12 years of driving.

After reading through the thread I’m assuming the best place to file mine is in my special round filling cabinet in the corner?

taffy056

cmguk22 wrote: »

I have just joined the club and received my first ticket – that is not bad for 12 years of driving.

After reading through the thread I’m assuming the best place to file mine is in my special round filling cabinet in the corner?

Yep best place to keep em

Tillee

Have received our 3rd letter with request for £120, advising credit rating may be affected and threat of passing to legal team to pursue.

Does anyone know - do you get a letter from the legal team or solicitor?

Coupon-mad

IF YOU ARE READING THIS OLD THREAD ASK YOURSELF WHY?????????????

THIS IS FROM 2009/2010!!!!!

ADVICE CHANGED IN 2013 SO GET YOURSELF ONTO PAGE ONE OF THE FORUM INSTEAD AND READ CURRENT ADVICE IN THE 'PRIVATE PARKING TICKET, OLD OR NEW? NEWBIES PLEASE READ THESE FAQS FIRST!' STICKY THREAD. MY SIGNATURE BELOW TELLS YOU WHERE TO CLICK...


Thanks!


NOW PLEASE STOP READING THIS OLD, OUT OF DATE ADVICE!

potholer99

I have just had my first letter from CP plus for exceeding 2hr in a motorway service area, usual £80 or £50 if you panic and pay quickly. Pleased to read on this forum it's just hot air so will relax and enjoy the ride! As you point out they can only ask the driver not the owner to pay, so an interesting point is who is the driver? In our case we have a kip and change drivers. So which driver is responsible? Vehicle is photographed from front on entering and fom rear on leaving, so there's no chance of identifying the departing driver. They could in theory have a photo of the driver entering, though with headlamps on at night there's little chance of that, and certainly no driver is visible in their photo. The DVLA sell them the vehicle details, but would they sell them a copy of the owner's licence photo -does anybody know? Since I enjoy a few hours kip in a service area I'm tempted to fit a little curtain to the rear plate, operated from the dash., since presumably the requirement for a numberplate only applies on a public road.

Coupon-mad

IF YOU ARE READING THIS OLD THREAD ASK YOURSELF WHY?????????????

THIS IS FROM 2009/2010!!!!!

ADVICE CHANGED IN 2013 SO GET YOURSELF ONTO PAGE ONE OF THE FORUM INSTEAD AND READ CURRENT ADVICE IN THE 'PRIVATE PARKING TICKET, OLD OR NEW? NEWBIES PLEASE READ THESE FAQS FIRST!' STICKY THREAD. MY SIGNATURE BELOW TELLS YOU WHERE TO CLICK...


Thanks!


NOW PLEASE STOP READING THIS OLD, OUT OF DATE ADVICE!

Sirdan

Loving that number plate idea ..if I had the money I'd install the rotating number plate as seen in James Bond ..and every time I entered onto a private road/car park etc I'd change it to FU2 PPC .

Pearly11

Sirdan wrote: »

Loving that number plate idea ..if I had the money I'd install the rotating number plate as seen in James Bond ..and every time I entered onto a private road/car park etc I'd change it to FU2 PPC .

LOL and probably along with wind screen wipers that on the action of being manipulated in order to serve the ticket shout something like 'DON'T MOVE!!! RAISE YOUR HANDS!!! LIE ON THE GROUND AND IN SPREAD EAGLED POSITION SURRENDER YOURSELF!!! :P

esmerobbo

James bond had them years ago maybe time for a come back!