Indigo/ZZPS Letters re Southeastern Station Parkin

financerulez

Is it the same letters for both incidents?

Your goal is simply to get past 6 months from the incident, at which time their option of a private criminal prosecution expires (not that they ever do them anyway.)

You can either continue to ignore them, or if you want to annoy them write back to waste some time and ask Indigo:

1. I am the Registered Keeper of the vehicle. You stated that an offer was made to the Driver of the car, I as Registered Keeper have not received any offers.
2. Which specific byelaw do you allege has been breached?
3. You have stated I, the Registered Keeper, may be "legally liable for this offence even if you were not the driver at the time." Please explain how that can be so? Note POFA 2012 does not apply to byelaw land with reference to keeper liability. I am the Registered Keeper, no admissions regarding who was driving or who owns the vehicle will be made, and no assumptions can be drawn.
4. The byelaws only allow clamping after an alleged byelaw breach has been proven in a court of law.

Copy the letter to Indigo, and add to the ZZPS one:

Previously it was stated that this penalty was an offer. An offer does not incur late payment charges. Further an offer most certainly would not be applicable for debt recovery charges. There will be no need to 'resolve this' offer.

You must have mixed up my case with with someone else's case, as clearly your letter does not fit with the previous letter from Indigo. I would suggest you contact your client to establish how this mix-up occurred, and send me confirmation that this matter is closed with regards to my involvement. Further use of my details, which you clearly must be using by accident, may result in me bringing a claim under the DPA and for harassment.

Coupon-mad

Dear ZZPS,

What you should do now:

(insert favourite expletive here)...

carolinebapganza

Thank you so much! I am going to do separate letters for both the tickets today and try and hang it out. The one from 3rd October obviously hasn't got long to go but the other one is 18th January so I'm obviously going to have to work to try and drag that out a bit! Thank you again, I'm really grateful for your help

Fruitcake

Play ping pong by replying to everything they send about a fortnight later. Ask lots of questions.
The Owner is liable for a Byelaws breach, not the Keeper, so ask them to contact the owner, who you will not name.
Ask them how they can brig a claim for a Byelaw breach when they are not the Landowner (usually Network Rail) or the TOC.

Ask for ADR, as is your right under the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act 2015.

Keep asking questions until six month are up, them just tell them that since this is now statute barred thy must cease and desist all contact with you, and delete all your personal data they have collected.

Please DO complain to your MP about this unregulated scam.

The_Deep

As they have wasted your time, when this has timed out, waste theirs.

Send them a letter before action, there are plenty of examples on the internet, and you do not have to follow through if you do not want to. The very fact that you have sent one means that they have to devote resources to dealing with it.