PCN - in Scotland, not registered keeper

lal234

Partner got a PCN from ncp in Scotland. Do we need to pay it.Owner and keeper is my partner, but he wasn't driving. Advice seems to be to ignore as in Scotland keeper isn't obliged to say who was driving?? Any advice welcome.

twhitehousescat

so,,, how come YOU got a "PCN" , shirley it must have been sent to the person who,s name was on the V5

stop clouding the issue , your HUSBAND got the ticket , and you have just admitted on a forum read by the parking Cos thjat you admit to driving


PLEASE go and read the newbies thread and pay attention to "Scotland"

**NEWBIES!! PRIVATE PARKING TICKET? OLD OR NEW? **READ THESE FAQS FIRST!** Thankyou!

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4816822/newbies-private-parking-ticket-old-or-new-read-these-faqs-first-thankyou

lal234

It was left on the windshield of the car? The keeper of the car was not driving. Sorry if I wasn't clear. I've read the newbies post thank you, and am still not clear what advice I should be taking from it.

KeithP

When you read the NEWBIES thread, did you read the answer to this question?...

Q - ''I'm in Scotland/NI, so is the advice different?''

And still you insist on telling the world who the driver is.

The parking companies trawl this forum just waiting for people to trip themselves up and can try and use your posts against you.

twhitehousescat

KeithP wrote: »

When you read the NEWBIES thread, did you read the answer to this question?...



And still you insist on telling the world who the driver is.

The parking companies trawl this forum just waiting for people to trip themselves up and can try and use your posts against you.

member of the scottish skim read society , habitats: often seen in court rooms

lal234

And how exactly would they know who the driver was?

twhitehousescat

lal234 wrote: »

And how exactly would they know who I am???

enjoy , I,m off , better things to do than listen to people who will not read or listen

do what you ^loody want

because you have no intention of listening to the correct fotmula to follow

bye bye

KeithP

lal234 wrote: »

And how exactly would they know who I am???

At this precise moment, they don't know who you are.

But you only have to make one more slip, e.g. post your vehicle's reg no in a draft appeal, or leave a PCN number unredacted when you show us a letter, and the pieces of the jigsaw can be put together.

Of course you are free to ignore any of the guidance you are freely given - your choice.

Good luck with whatever you decide.


Good idea looking at the Loans board - you might need one.

lal234

But none has told me the correct formula to follow, just called me a list and directed me to the newbie post which doesn't answer my question. I'm not daft, I'm not going to post identifiable information. Really surprised at the replies. Thanks for the help?

Fruitcake

lal234 wrote: »

But none has told me the correct formula to follow, just called me a list and directed me to the newbie post which doesn't answer my question. I'm not daft, I'm not going to post identifiable information. Really surprised at the replies. Thanks for the help?

The NEWBIES tells you precisely what to do if the keeper lives in Scotland.

We see every day people who post information that can be used to identify a driver. Just because you haven't worked out how they do it doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
It's not a case of saying, my name is Joe Bloggs and I was driving. The scammers already have or can get information about the keeper. All it takes is an innocent comment or two on here and the scammers can link a post/thread to a keeper and then to a driver.

Post 3 needs to be edited to remove the information about the driver.

twhitehousescat

lal234 wrote: »

But none has told me the correct formula to follow, just called me a list and directed me to the newbie post which doesn't answer my question. I'm not daft, I'm not going to post identifiable information. Really surprised at the replies. Thanks for the help?

Q - ''I'm in Scotland/NI, so is the advice different?''

A - IF THE EVENT TOOK PLACE IN SCOTLAND OR NI, WE SUGGEST YOU DO (ALWAYS!) COMPLAIN TO STORE MANAGEMENT IF YOUR PCN IS FROM A RETAIL PARK, BUT DO NOT APPEAL, UNLESS YOUR CAR IS A COMPANY/HIRE/LEASED VEHICLE, IN WHICH CASE, APPEAL AS HIRER/LESSEE (SEE * AT THE FOOT OF THIS POST).

IN SCOTLAND/NI, CERTAINLY COMPLAIN TO THE RETAILERS, BUT IGNORE THE PARKING FIRM UNLESS YOU GET A CLAIM.

IN SCOTLAND THIS IS EXCEEDINGLY RARE, AND DEFENDABLE BY A KEEPER, WHO CURRENTLY HAS A FAR MORE PROTECTED POSITION IN LAW THAN AN ADMITTED DRIVER.

WHEN IGNORING IN SCOTLAND/NI, KEEP ALL LETTERS. DO NOT THROW THEM AWAY, FOR 5 YEARS.


as I said before "member of the scottish skim read society ,"