BBC news website report

GabbaGabbaHey

You can use this web page:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/21012132

to advise the BBC of any factual inaccuracies on their web site. My experience is that they are normally quite responsive.

I suggest that as many people as possible use it to let them know what a "fine" is, etc.

ampersand

Done, GGH - thankyou.

Stroma, a lot of choking going on, j'en suis sûr.

Look at this- I, too, had trapped it, clinging to my mouse ready to drop right here:
'BPA chief executive Patrick Troy says private car parking companies are considerate.'

pogofish

GingerBob wrote: »

So just to confirm - the previous advice of "just ignore" unenforeceable invoices doesn't now apply? And if you do just ignore what's the likelyhood of the scammers taking you to court, and winning? I've read the Stickies etc.., but on the specific points mentioned here, maybe someone could summarise? Also, if an appeal is successful it seems some posters are suggesting a counter claim on the scammer for time wasted.

(I haven't got a ticket myself)

Why are you hijacking threads when you already have one of your own on the go?

BTW, simply reading the Newbies thread or Forum Sticky would answer all your questions.