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Parking ticket Whyte & Co
carmel11
Posts: 375 Forumite
I have been ignoring a ticket from a private company ,when I overstayed in their carpark.OH is giving me grief,it says PCN no and parking fine.Am I still ok to ignore it.
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Keep ignoring (if it's a private parking ticket).What part of "A whop bop-a-lu a whop bam boo" don't you understand?0
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I believe that Whyte & Co are a company of debt collectors who collect on behalf of local authorities. You should check what it is they are claiming.0
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do you have the ticket at handHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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no,threw it away.It on behalf of a parking company who cover a private car park.0
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Does it give the name of the company Whyte & co think they are collecting for?
As for ignoring it,the only thing Whyte &Co can do is ask you to pay. No more then that!
Whyte & Co seem to have picked a few of these unsubstantiated debts up lately. You would think with the economy the way it is they would have enough legitimate debts to try and recover.0 -
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I've received a similar letter(s) from Whyte & Co and would just like some re-assurance that ignoring them is the right thing to do... It's the 3rd letter I've received and it basically says if I dont pay within 5 days they must "recommend that recovery proceedings be escalated" and saying I may go to court and/or baliffs may be issued. They are collection on behalf of Town and City so am I right to assume that I should continue ignoring?0
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