Ukcps fake ntk help urgent

The_Deep

despite the best efforts of rumour-mills and scaremongers - is extremely small.


I do not know about that, and you have produced no evidence to back it up, but, I do know first hand someone who has been effected.

keeper123

HO87 wrote: »

"It must have been cloned" <sigh>

For goodness sake. The incidence of vehicle cloning - despite the best efforts of rumour-mills and scaremongers - is extremely small. By comparison the incidence of ANPR misreads is considerably greater - by orders of magnitude. Don't go frightening posters by suggesting that they have a cloned vehicle before we know a few more facts.

An intelligent first question would be to establish exactly what it was that the poster received. It would seem very clear that they didn't get a windscreen ticket (NtD). Is the letter a notice to keeper within the 14-day limit for ANPR based cases or is it in relation to a NtD issued 28-56 days previously?

I've never received a windscreen ticket. their records are wrong, or somewhere there is a problem, because the location was 50 miles away.

keeper123

It is a notice to keeper/driver/hirer and it arrived a couple of days ago and the observation they say was made last week.
Please remember that the car was never in the city that they are referring to.

The_Deep

Have you obtained their photographs yet from the PPC? If not you need to get your @rse in gear. Your car may have been cloned, the other car may have been used to commit a crime, someone could have been killed.


This ticket is the least of your worries.

Coupon-mad

UKCPs don't send photos even if you ask. Blood out of a stone. The OP should appeal and say the car has never been there, so they intend to inform the Police about a cloned numberplate unless UKCPS confirm within ten days that it was in fact an error with their own records.

The_Deep

UKCPs don't send photos even if you ask. Blood out of a stone. The OP should appeal and say the car has never been there, so they intend to inform the Police about a cloned numberplate unless UKCPS confirm within ten days that it was in fact an error with their own records.


I would not wait ten days. You can bet your boots that if OP;s plate has been cloned, the perp is up to no good.

yotmon

The vehicle doesn't have to be fully 'cloned'. Maybe someone is driving round with an altered number plate - bit of black sticky tape soon changes an L to an E. This is an old trick used by 'drive-offs' when not paying for petrol. It would be useful to see if the correct make/model/colour of the offending vehicle is listed on the PCN rather than just the VRM.

Coupon-mad

It will be UKCPS' error, not a cloned number plate.

keeper123

Hi all,
I have sent the letter , waiting for an answer.
I will keep you posted.

keeper123

An update: nothing in the mail yet!