Parking ticket from Premier Park - Changed address - Given to debt collectors

Redx

You can change the V5C online , do so ASAP o the DVLA can issue a real fine of up to £1000

Ignore the debt collectors

GoldSquad93

@wannadancewithsomebody
Hi, so just been going through dates and checking papers. 
I moved house officially on the 1st August. 
Ticket was issued 23rd July, so I suppose it is possible that I received the 1st notice before I moved out which could have got lost in the move. This would stack up because the papers I was handed yesterday start from '1st reminder' and not the initial charge.

D_P_Dance

I don't have the time or funds to undergo a court case for this, ...bearing that in mind am I out of options? 

I am not sure that you have a choice, have you complained to your MP?

GoldSquad93

@Coupon-mad
I should note that I did not admit fault to the DC, only that I am the registered keeper of this vehicle. But advice noted. 
OK. Notifications all made to DVLA. 
Will this email suffice for the PPC? 

"REF PCN: xxxxxxxx
FAO: DPO
Good evening, 
I am emailing you as the registered keeper of the vehicle registration XXXX XXX. 
Please erase the address (old address) from your records. 
Please send all further correspondence to (new address). 
Please respond to confirm that you have noted this change of address. Any correspondence sent to the old address will not be received.
Kind regards" 

Should I even be providing my new address? 
Once email sent and DVLA all up to date, where do I go from here? 

GoldSquad93

@Redx
Thanks, 
Have done so although via post as exact my address is not registered on their database. 
Is this a problem? 

Redx

Yes you provide your current address , because you do not want a court claim going to your old address !!!

Attach copies of 2 recent redacted utility bills as proof of I D under the GDPR law , for the new address , or a copy of the updated V5C when it arrives , or both

Prepare for a court claim pack from the CCBC in Northampton within 6 years

GoldSquad93

@Redx
Utilities are included here. Will 2 x separate redacted council tax bills be sufficient

Redx

anything like that , but preferably 2 different ones if you can , or 1 redacted council tax bill and 1 copy of the V5C when it arrives, or similar , such as a phone bill , sky bill , tax code letter etc

not your driving licence or passport

Umkomaas

GoldSquad93 said:

@Coupon-mad
I should note that I did not admit fault to the DC, only that I am the registered keeper of this vehicle. But advice noted. 
OK. Notifications all made to DVLA. 
Will this email suffice for the PPC? 

"REF PCN: xxxxxxxx
FAO: DPO
Good evening, 
I am emailing you as the registered keeper of the vehicle registration XXXX XXX. 
Please erase the address (old address) from your records. 
Please send all further correspondence to (new address). 
Please respond to confirm that you have noted this change of address. Any correspondence sent to the old address will not be received.
Kind regards" 

Should I even be providing my new address? 
Once email sent and DVLA all up to date, where do I go from here? 

Business communication should be Dear Sir/Yours faithfully. This is a company about to drag you through the courts, suing you!  

'Kind regards' is little different to 'Love and kisses'. 

Get this on a proper business footing.

KeithP

"Good evening" "Kind regards"??

Who are you writing to? One of your mates?

This is a formal business letter. It should start "Dear Sirs" and end with "Yours faithfully".