Landowner/planning question ref ANPR

Harefield_Trotter

Currently receiving letters from DRP for a charge that still has not been presented in full - no comprehensive NTK other than the vague and threatening comms from DRP. The location in question is owned by a supermarket chain but would appear to operated by a very well known car park management company. On the original planning application, it was the supermarket company that requested ANPR and additional signage yet I am being chased by a debt collector supposedly acting on behalf of the operator and not the landowner nor, it would appear, the equipment owner either. Is this a point to be made if things develop further? Many tx.

fisherjim

No, read the newbies thread it will explain all, and ignore debt collectors they are just useless scammers that mean nothing.

MonkeyRum

Please take some time to have a read through the Newbies thread. Is this FAQ (from the Newbies thread) relevant to your case?

Q - ''I am getting debt collector letters! They're really scary, the 'fine' has gone up, what do I do?''

A - NOTHING! Unless this is the VERY First letter (England/Wales) in which case, appeal as if it was the 'Notice to Keeper'. DO NOT RING THE DEBT COLLECTOR - DON'T TAKE THE BAIT!
See post #4 below, please NO NEW THREADS RE 'IGNORING THE DEBT COLLECTORS' STAGE.

You can find the Newbies thread towards the top of the parking forum or alternatively via this link. https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4816822/newbies-private-parking-ticket-old-or-new-read-these-faqs-first-thankyou

Egbert_Nobacon

Who is the PPC ?

Which supermarket ?

Approach the supermarket manager for cancellation with receipts or credit card statement if a regular customer.
If they won’t help ask for the email of the CEO letting them know you will take this higher.