yup its peel centre again

noney82

cant post links but the above picture link that i hope will help

noney82

Stroma wrote: »

Okay so its one ticket, and I suppose there has been debt collector letters? And now the parking company Excel is writing to you directly? Have they sent you a letter before action/claim?

recived nothing until this(oct) pnc. no debt collector letters.

Stroma

Ok does it say Notice to Keeper on it? If it does its months out of time, and is worthy of a complaint to both the BPA and DVLA

noney82

Stroma wrote: »

Ok does it say Notice to Keeper on it? If it does its months out of time, and is worthy of a complaint to both the BPA and DVLA

no mention of notice to keeper

Stroma

Please delete that now as you have left a lot information on the image that identifies you. Don't just delete the link, take down the actual image from photobucket.

noney82

Stroma wrote: »

Please delete that now as you have left a lot information on the image that identifies you. Don't just delete the link, take down the actual image from photobucket.

oh yeah didnt see the other reg number,have deleted thank you

Stroma

I would send a complaint into the dvla and bpa on this, as this pathetic excuse of a letter is their version of a notice to keeper, I wouldn't contact excel until you hear back from them. Don't admit to either who was the driver. Just send a copy of the letters as is.

foi@dvla.gsi.gov.uk
aos@britishparking.co.uk

noney82

Stroma wrote: »

I would send a complaint into the dvla and bpa on this, as this pathetic excuse of a letter is their version of a notice to keeper, I wouldn't contact excel until you hear back from them. Don't admit to either who was the driver. Just send a copy of the letters as is.

foi@dvla.gsi.gov.uk
aos@britishparking.co.uk

I will do thank you, i guess the letter they have sent should look different to this they sent me

Coupon-mad

As well as complaining I would also respond to the latest NTK and say:

'I am the registered keeper of this car and was surprised that you have sent me a letter out of the blue about an incident several months ago. Obviously in response I would say you are too late to send this if it purports to be a Notice to Keeper, because there is no registered keeper liability after all this time. But as your Notice has extended to me the choice to appeal then please consider this my appeal.

Your charge is clearly not a pre-estimate of loss and if you are trying to pursue a charge at the Peel Centre you and I both know that you had to update your signs there in the Summer as they were inadequate. You also lost a Peel Centre small claim case in 2011 against Martin Cutts based on inadequate signage. I would be happy to point these facts out to a POPLA assessor if you do not cancel this speculative old fake PCN.

For your information I have complained to the BPA and DVLA about you sending out a Notice purporting to be a NTK or PCN, seven months after a parking event. If this is Excel's attempt to serve new PCNs on old cases in the hope of lining cases up for small claims then you have failed because you have offered me POPLA and I accept your offer for POPLA resolution. And you and I both know the outcome of any POPLA appeal which points out dodgy signs and no genuine pre-estimate of loss, as well as requiring Excel to produce your Peel Centre contract.

If I do not hear from you within seven days of receipt of my letter I will assume this ridiculous matter is closed and the fake PCN cancelled.

yours,


THE KEEPER (do not sign with your real signature, obviously, just a squiggle)





P.S. I wonder if Excel are re-issuing a few old PCNs in bulk, planning to follow them up with some sort of keeper liability notice and then a LBC? Interesting. Particularly if they are trying to time some small claims paperwork just before the Christmas break. If so, Simon Renshaw-Smith we have sussed you.

noney82

Coupon-mad wrote: »

As well as complaining I would also respond to the latest NTK and say:

'I am the registered keeper of this car and was surprised that you have sent me a letter out of the blue about an incident several months ago. Obviously in response I would say you are too late to send this if it purports to be a Notice to Keeper, because there is no registered keeper liability after all this time. But as your Notice has extended to me the choice to appeal then please consider this my appeal.

Your charge is clearly not a pre-estimate of loss and if you are trying to pursue a charge at the Peel Centre you and I both know that you had to update your signs there in the Summer as they were inadequate. You also lost a Peel Centre small claim case in 2011 against Martin Cutts based on inadequate signage. I would be happy to point these facts out to a POPLA assessor if you do not cancel this speculative old fake PCN.

For your information I have complained to the BPA and DVLA about you sending out a Notice purporting to be a NTK or PCN, seven months after a parking event. If this is Excel's attempt to serve new PCNs on old cases in the hope of lining cases up for small claims then you have failed because you have offered me POPLA and I accept your offer for POPLA resolution. And you and I both know the outcome of any POPLA appeal which points out dodgy signs and no genuine pre-estimate of loss, as well as requiring Excel to produce your Peel Centre contract.

If I do not hear from you within seven days of receipt of my letter I will assume this ridiculous matter is closed and the fake PCN cancelled.

yours,


THE KEEPER (do not sign with your real signature, obviously, just a squiggle)





P.S. I wonder if Excel are re-issuing a few old PCNs in bulk, planning to follow them up with some sort of keeper liability notice and then a LBC? Interesting. Particularly if they are trying to time some small claims paperwork just before the Christmas break. If so, Simon Renshaw-Smith we have sussed you.

i will do thank you for the draft letter.