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Your call but no one on here will advise paying anything, it looks like they might be a little unsure of their case!0
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weatherman89 wrote: »I just saw a letter from ParkingEye asking for a settlement. The claim is £485, they want a sum of £285....please kindly advise
Ignore it, IMHO. P/Eye rarely offer to settle for less so I share Le_Kirk's view.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD0 -
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If parking eye regard their chances as evens, which they may, a 50% offer would make sense. It's probably a fair bet that either all tickets will be valid or none.
Once in a court room all options are possible from an order to pay whole sum plus court fees, through to PCN fees but with no bolt on costs, through to winning outright with nothing to pay. Lots of people on here do well, but some cases do lose.
This is a personal risk evaluation that only you can make. For some, principle is at stake, do will fight and take their chances whatever the risk. Others really can't afford to pay 1 let alone multiple tickets. For some stress and time off may all be too much hassle. Again, this is for you to decide.
The final question you need to ask is whether, should the worst happen, you will be in a position to stump up a monkey promptly when ordered to do so (to avoid a CCJ being registered). Nothing to stop you counter-offering either.
That's the full menu of choices. Now go à la carte...0 -
I think I will go to court. I have put in too much time and energy already into this that I am ready to take my chances and whatever risk.
Thank you BTW.0
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