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  • Fruitcake
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    edited 15 August 2019 at 8:58PM
    No. The use of the expression "user" of the car implies they were driving.

    I think the letter by Edna Basher in post 7 of this thread would be better.

    https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5881338

    Obviously change the PPC's name to Not-so-Smart, and the reason the PCN was issued if different to your case in your appeal.
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  • Fruitcake wrote: »
    No. The use of the expression "user" of the car implies they were driving.

    I think the letter by Edna Basher in post 7 of this thread would be better.



    Obviously change the PPC's name to Not-so-Smart, and the reason the PCN was issued if different to your case in your appeal.

    Thank You,

    I will let you know how I get on with this
  • Fruitcake wrote: »
    No. The use of the expression "user" of the car implies they were driving.

    I think the letter by Edna Basher in post 7 of this thread would be better.



    Obviously change the PPC's name to Not-so-Smart, and the reason the PCN was issued if different to your case in your appeal.


    Hi Fruicake,


    Just want to say a massive thank you for all your help and guidance, it was all a little bit harrowing as I was unsure if I was following your advice correctly, I entered my appeal as you outlined and I recieved this back earlier today which is two weeks after the appeal went in.


    Dear victim


    Parking Charge Notice Number : onebigscam



    Thank you for your recent communication.

    I have noted the points you raised and would like to confirm that we are cancelling the Parking Charge Notice.

    If I can be of any further assistance please do not hesitate to contact me.


    Yours sincerely,

    Smart Parking Ltd


    Thanks again fruitcake
  • Redx
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    well done


    its a complicated topic when lease or company or hire vehicles are involved , meaning its more work for the lessee in understanding the issues , which arent always about what the driver did or didnt do
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