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Well if you are cast iron sure you have neither owned, kept nor ever used the car in question so you and your address have never been linked to it and you have a cast iron alibi etc for the time in question - you just let them eventually take you to court - whereupon you can have much fun: assuming you have a lot of time to spend wasting as much as possible of their time.0
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What is going on? The above has just supplied my details to euro car parks regarding a parking offence. The car stated I do not own and I was not in the said city that the incident took place. Not pleased.
Driving fines and letters when you don’t own the vehicle
https://www.gov.uk/driving-fines-letters-you-dont-own-the-vehicle0 -
if the DVLA have supplied your info to a parking co (which they can do) then your name is on the V50
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What is going on? The above has just supplied my details to euro car parks regarding a parking offence. The car stated I do not own and I was not in the said city that the incident took place. Not pleased.
The same thing happened to my son a while back. He hadn't been anywhere near the place in question - a very long way from where we lived. It took and age to sort out because they didn't believe him. They eventually sent a picture of the car that caused the offence. Different colour car and different make. Someone had reversed something on the number plate. Can't remember if it was the numbers or letters. They eventually dropped the fine and he didn't even get an apology. It took a very long time to get sorted even though it should have been very easy.0 -
twhitehousescat wrote: »if the DVLA have supplied your info to a parking co (which they can do) then your name is on the V5
Number plate could have been cloned, not so open and shut.0 -
Inner_Zone wrote: »Number plate could have been cloned, not so open and shut.
OK , cloned or not the OP MUST OWN the vehicle , how else could DVLA match a name to a VRN
"What is going on? The above has just supplied my details to euro car parks regarding a parking offence. The car stated I do not own and I was not in the said city that the incident took place. Not pleased."
not interested in location , or what city , the OP has stated "The car stated I do not own "
so why have the DVLA matched the VRN to the owner0 -
Read my post. It does happen.0
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Just because DVLA have OP down as the registered keeper does not mean they own or have any knowledge of the vehicle.twhitehousescat wrote: »OK , cloned or not the OP MUST OWN the vehicle , how else could DVLA match a name to a VRNNever associate with idiots on their own level, because, being an intelligent man, you'll try to deal with them on their level - and on their level they'll beat you every time.
Being hated by idiots is the price you pay for not being one of them.
Jean Cocteau 1889-1963
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i,m out,,,,,,,,,,,0
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twhitehousescat wrote: »i,m out,,,,,,,,,,,
......probably for the best if you believe the DVLA, or any government department for that matter, never get anything wrong.
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remember you'll have less joy in your life
...but still have the same amount of snow!0
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