Civil Parking Notice

clairebrown7

Yes I guess.

Thanks guys.

I'll update if and when we get more letters.

C

clairebrown7

Hi guys,

Got a letter today from a company called Newlyn. It says:

DO NOT IGNORE THIS LETTER

PARKING CHARGE DETAILS: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
TOTAL OUTSTANDING: £XXXXX (higher than what the last one said - much higher)

Dear Sir/Madam,

We have been instructed by xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to recover the outstanding Parking Charge, which remains unpaid.

Do not ignore this letter. Further action may be taken at considerable cost to you if the debt is not cleared.

In order to clear this debt and avoid further action being taken you need to contact us as a matter of urgency on 0xxxxxxxxxxx with your your proposals to clear this outstanding amount.

Yours faithfully

Newlyn PLC


Have they sold this 'alleged debt' onto Newlyn now?

C

vax2002

Ignore and Keep ignoring, you will get a final warning, then a final final warning and maybe even a final, final, final warning. then they will get fed up and try it on someone daft enough to communicate with them

HO87

The ticket may appear to have been issued by your Uni but does it, by any chance, ask for payments to be made to PO Box 579 , Northampton NN4 7XN?

If so then your Uni scheme is actually being administered by Car Parking Partnership an offshoot of a printing company based in S. London and a well-known PPC.

Sir_Roger_deLodger

clairebrown7 wrote: »

Have they sold this 'alleged debt' onto Newlyn now?

There is no debt. They cannot sell something that does not exist.

Ignore Newlyn, it is all a scare tactic.

Adam_D

Sir_Roger_deLodger wrote: »

There is no debt. They cannot sell something that does not exist.

Ignore Newlyn, it is all a scare tactic.

I paid and displayed in Asda and obviously the ticket wasn't seen as I got a PCN through the post (or a letter telling me I 'owe' them money for a PCN. This was from Town & County Parking).

Anyway I have ingnored it and now they have a done the same. And I've recieved a letter from Whyte & Co Debt Recovery from Kent telling me I have got 5 days otherwise recovery action will be taken. The letter arrived 8 days after it was dated - so you do the math. It appears I am already too late.

I've no intention of responding as its basically for non payment of an invisible invoice and can't really be enforcement. Just to scare/ annoy the hell out of people to they crack and pay up!?!

AlexisV

I paid and displayed in Asda and obviously the ticket wasn't seen

...or seen and ignored.

Adam_D

AlexisV wrote: »

...or seen and ignored.

wouldn't surprise me. Could well be, they haven't mentioned photo evidence and probably too lazy to even check the CCTV footage. I haven't even warranted them with a reply so far.

RENEGADE_2

The conditions are certainly right for them aren't they? Think about it, they never peruse appeals and they are slowly becoming aware that more and more people are waking up and seeing the time. What better tactic than to start applying "PCN"s to people who have bought tickets. After all, appeals are automatically declined, it goes to "debt collectors" and this is all enough to terrify most of the population. Those who know PPCs to be scammers will ignore all documentation from the nexus (landowner/PPC/debt collector/solicitors) regardless of whether they paid and displayed or not, and those unsuspecting to receive bogus tickets will simply pay regardless.

pogofish

clairebrown7 wrote: »

Hi guys,

Got a letter today from a company called Newlyn. It says:

DO NOT IGNORE THIS LETTER

PARKING CHARGE DETAILS: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
TOTAL OUTSTANDING: £XXXXX (higher than what the last one said - much higher)

Dear Sir/Madam,

We have been instructed by xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to recover the outstanding Parking Charge, which remains unpaid.

Do not ignore this letter. Further action may be taken at considerable cost to you if the debt is not cleared.

In order to clear this debt and avoid further action being taken you need to contact us as a matter of urgency on 0xxxxxxxxxxx with your your proposals to clear this outstanding amount.

Yours faithfully

Newlyn PLC


Have they sold this 'alleged debt' onto Newlyn now?

C

Search-out Newlyn in this forum. Well-known jokers. Keep-ignoring!