ZZPS Limited and NGP Parking ticket

sinofrench26

Hi enfield freddy

I got this reply today:

We write in reference to your recent correspondence, the contents of which have been duly noted.

In light of the comments you have made, we have referred this matter to our client, and will return to you in due course. The above account has been placed on hold during this time.

Should you wish to discuss this matter further, please contact us on any of the methods provided below:

Telephone: 01926 758101
Fax: 01926 885588
Email: [EMAIL="support@wrighthassall.co.uk"] support@wrighthassall.co.uk[/EMAIL]
Address: Wright Hassall LLP, Olympus Avenue, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, CV34 6BF

Yours sincerely,
Wright Hassall
For and on behalf of
Wright Hassall LLP


do you think I will get anymore correspondence from them?

enfield_freddy

but , they now realise they are not going to make any money (no 15% cut) , so are washing there hands .


there is a chain


PPC them ZZPS then Wright hastle , looking at the letter right hastles client is ZZPS ?


did you send them(wright hastle) a letter telling them that the matter was in dispute with the (so called) creditor and to send the paperwork back to the PARKING Co?


I hope so

sinofrench26

I posted a letter to wright hassle and similar one to ZZPS.

sinofrench26

I did also in the letter to refer debt back to the principle

enfield_freddy

sit tight , the chain is beginning to weaken , expect more garbage from ZZPS , or them with a different hat on , repeat the "debt is denied" letters PLEASE REFER THIS BACK TO NGT ,


only if you get a letter before action letter from the PPC start to worry and return here ,

Umkomaas

To my knowledge, we've not seen WH (or RH if you prefer!) take anything beyond threatogram stage.

[Deleted User]

Hi
I got a reply from Wright hassell

Further to our recent email, we can confirm we are in receipt of our client’s response.

Photographic evidence was obtained at the time of the contravention. In order to look at the evidence, please log on to the website http://www.ngpltd.com/viewticket and enter the following details:

Vehicle Registration:
PCN Number:

Our client has also confirmed that you previously viewed the Parking Charge Notice (PCN) online, but unfortunately did not file any appeal to support your claim. When you received the initial notification of a Parking Charge Notice (PCN) it will have stated the date of the PCN, which will usually be called the contravention date, you had 28 days from this date in which you could have appealed the PCN. Upon receipt of a response to the appeal you will have been provided with a Parking on Private Land Appeals (POPLA) reference.

POPLA is independent of all parties to appeals, including the operator and the British Parking Association, as are the Assessors who make the determinations. An appeal to POPLA must have been made within 28 days. As you have not appealed within this timeframe your account has been passed to ourselves to recover.

In light of the above, we will place a 7 day hold on this matter to allow you time to make payment in full or alternatively provide documentary evidence to substantiate non-payment of the PCN. Should payment in full or evidence not be received the hold will be removed and the matter may be passed to the Litigation Team to review the case with a view to issuing a claim and obtaining judgment.

Please see below our payment methods for your convenience:

Online: https://www.paymentsplace.com/wrighthassall
Debit/Credit Card: Call 01926 758101

I can gain a letter to state I was in work all day and my car was at the hospital car park?

bod1467

Oh god! How many times to people have to be told .... IGNORE DEBT COLLECTORS!

And unless you're the OP under a different forum name, why have you posted in this thread?

ManxRed

nshek wrote: »

Hi
I got a reply from Wright hassell

Further to our recent email, we can confirm we are in receipt of our client’s response.

Photographic evidence was obtained at the time of the contravention. In order to look at the evidence, please log on to the website http://www.ngpltd.com/viewticket and enter the following details:

Vehicle Registration:
PCN Number:

Our client has also confirmed that you previously viewed the Parking Charge Notice (PCN) online, but unfortunately did not file any appeal to support your claim. When you received the initial notification of a Parking Charge Notice (PCN) it will have stated the date of the PCN, which will usually be called the contravention date, you had 28 days from this date in which you could have appealed the PCN. Upon receipt of a response to the appeal you will have been provided with a Parking on Private Land Appeals (POPLA) reference.

POPLA is independent of all parties to appeals, including the operator and the British Parking Association, as are the Assessors who make the determinations. An appeal to POPLA must have been made within 28 days. As you have not appealed within this timeframe your account has been passed to ourselves to recover.

In light of the above, we will place a 7 day hold on this matter to allow you time to make payment in full or alternatively provide documentary evidence to substantiate non-payment of the PCN. Should payment in full or evidence not be received the hold will be removed and the matter may be passed to the Litigation Team to review the case with a view to issuing a claim and obtaining judgment.

Please see below our payment methods for your convenience:

Online: https://www.paymentsplace.com/wrighthassall
Debit/Credit Card: Call 01926 758101

I can gain a letter to state I was in work all day and my car was at the hospital car park?

Erm... that's not their client.

Their client is ZZPS.

I'd be sending that to the SRA.

[Deleted User]

Hi sorry I forgot my username and had to set up another one. Sorry for confusion.

Who is the SRA?