parking fine- cant find answer

bod1467

Please start your own new thread - that's how we work in this forum area, one thread per person's issue.

And DO NOT EVER phone a parking company (or a debt collector). They simply don't care and only want money.

pogofish

Christa1 wrote: »

I am almost too frightened to post but I have read the newbies post as I am a newbie to this fine business etc.
I couldn't find that my problem was answered and i read as much as I could.
So after lots of letters asking for payment today a letter from DRP arrived, saying my daughter was being taken to court etc, etc. This is happening to her as her car was caught on camera at our local shopping centre where at that time she worked. However, both my husband and I are insured to drive her car and I was using it to shop on the day it was caught, I do use it regularly to shop as it's a small car etc.
My question, should I phone the company and explain this, my daughter is the owner and registered keeper.
Lots of apologies if I have put this in the wroing place.

Please don't hijack someone else's thread!

You should read the Newbies Sticky - All your options are laid-out there.

Coupon-mad

Christa1 wrote: »

I am almost too frightened to post but I have read the newbies post as I am a newbie to this fine business etc.
I couldn't find that my problem was answered and i read as much as I could.
So after lots of letters asking for payment today a letter from DRP arrived, saying my daughter was being taken to court etc, etc. This is happening to her as her car was caught on camera at our local shopping centre where at that time she worked. However, both my husband and I are insured to drive her car and I was using it to shop on the day it was caught, I do use it regularly to shop as it's a small car etc.
My question, should I phone the company and explain this, my daughter is the owner and registered keeper.
Lots of apologies if I have put this in the wroing place.

Not sure why you are unsure seeing as the NEWBIES thread tells you about debt collector stage in a whole section (post #4) and you've read this thread too. Getting debt collector letters? Well the answer is, without being rude, just telling you what you seem not to want to take on board = a BIG FAT 'so what?' is the answer...!