High view parking ticket in Scotland

Shintymad

Hi all,
I have read up on the newbies post and would like to ask if the following still applies.


(If in Scotland/NI:

Apart from (of course!!) complaining to the landowner/retailer you should IGNORE your fake PCN unless you are not the registered keeper and that is a company (hire car or leased/company vehicle).*

You are safe to ignore because there is no worthwhile appeals process - do not believe what the fake PCN says! This Watchdog video still applies in Scotland and NI because a PPC has to know who was driving (unlike in England/Wales now.

WHEN IGNORING IN SCOTLAND/NI, KEEP ALL LETTERS. DO NOT THROW THEM AWAY.)

Other forums talk about a recent court case tried in Scotland and won by the parking firm.

Previous occupier received the pnc and a letter from Tesco’s 50 days after the event, and they have since moved so this is no longer their home address.
How should I/they reply to prevent further letters and my address possibley becoming highlighted on a credit check.

Thanks

pappa_golf

ignore OR forward there currant address in Australia ,

nosferatu1001

Nothing will come up on a credit check. It’s an invoice. Nothing more.

pogofish

Shintymad wrote: »

Hi all,
I have read up on the newbies post and would like to ask if the following still applies.

That post was updated on the fifth of November this year. Why would it retain old information?

The date of any or most recent update is at the bottom of every post on that thread - So you have no need to ask,

Fruitcake

The case in Scotland you will have heard about is where someone parked where they shouldn't have and kept doing it over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.
The driver's identity was also revealed.

The advice in the NEWBIES is kept up to date as already advised.

I'm intrigued by the letter from Tesco. I think that is unusual.

Make sure the Keeper's new details have been passed to the DVLA for licence and vehicle, separately.

The former keeper should send notification of their new address to the scammers, from Oz.

After that, ignore anything and everything unless pigs fly or real court papers arrive in the UK.

beamerguy

Shintymad wrote: »

A family member received the pnc and a letter from Tesco’s 50 days after the event, and they have since moved to Australia so this is no longer their home address.
How should I/they reply to prevent further letters and my address possible becoming highlighted on a credit check.

Thanks

Second one about Highview and the Tesco Letter ??

Now in Australia, do not send any correspondence
to this address to avoid harassment

Copy the Tesco letter to the CEO of tesco for
comfirmation

Tesco Plc

Mr Dave Lewis Chief Executive
Email [EMAIL="dave.lewis@uk.tesco.com"]dave.lewis@uk.tesco.com[/EMAIL]

Maybe Tesco are now going into the scammers
parking industry and Highview will be selling food ??

Bigvern4

Hi. I stay in Scotland but The car is leased and registered in England not in Scotland.does the fact it’s English registration change the rules on binning it the paperwork?

Coupon-mad

Bigvern4 wrote: »

Hi. I stay in Scotland but The car is leased and registered in England not in Scotland.does the fact it’s English registration change the rules on binning it the paperwork?

If it's Highview, just use the sticky thread's registered keeper appeal template and it will be cancelled, whether the land was in England, Wales or Scotland.