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UKPC- No PCN and £170 invoice from ZZPS debt collectors- What to do???
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Neither. It’s the GCTTpatient_dream said:
Who said that ? the PPC or the complete idiots ZZPSJustAUser said:UPDATE- I have been given a "Notice of Transfers to Solicitors" letter now.0 -
Ignore them you need do nothing else3
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That's a name I sometimes associate with cases in Scotland. You're not based north of the border by any chance?JustAUser said:
Neither. It’s the GCTTpatient_dream said:
Who said that ? the PPC or the complete idiots ZZPSJustAUser said:UPDATE- I have been given a "Notice of Transfers to Solicitors" letter now.Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .
I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; show him how to catch fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.#Private Parking Firms - Killing the High Street1 -
GCTT is a trading name of ZZPS, so it is still safe to ignore them.
The forum regulars cannot stress this enough.
Ignore debt collectors. They are powerless.I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.
All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks2 -
JustAUser said:
I see. I am not sure how to check if it is covered by the byelaws. Can you please point me in the right direction?Fruitcake said:
The key factor is whether the car park is a railway asset. If it is owned by the Train Operating Company (ToC) or whatever the new name is for Network Rail, then it is a railway asset, and therefore it is covered by byelaws.JustAUser said:
Thank you for the advice. Will go back to the area and see if I can grab some pictures- although I am sure if I stay there for 15 minutes, I can expect another ticket!Fruitcake said:Debt collectors are powerless and can safely be ignored. Unless they have used false or misleading wording, you should forget about them.
Concentrate on complaining to the landowner and your MP. Get pics of the signage. Use google streetview as well as they sometimes hold historical images that you can use.
We get a lot of posters saying they never received a PCN, yet they always seem to produce a copy with the date posted, yet never proof of posting.
It's as if more post from PPCs goes accidently missing that any other type of post in the UK. Strange that.
You should also determine if the car park is a railway asset subject to byelaws. I suspect not as most railway (or did you mean bus) stations are not contracted out to UKPC.
"We get a lot of posters saying they never received a PCN, yet they always seem to produce a copy with the date posted, yet never proof of posting.
It's as if more post from PPCs goes accidently missing that any other type of post in the UK. Strange that."
Exactly, I am convinced it is basically a scam. No chance of appeal, so either pay or straight to court.It's definitely a railway station car park to my knowledge. Will double check on the byelaws though...
If it is a privately owned car park that just happens to be next to a railway station, then it won't be a railway asset and byelaws won't apply.
There are a couple of station car parks where a railway asset lies alongside a private one, and sometimes the entrance to the private car park is sneakily via the railway one. People drive into the railway owned car park, see the signs, then drive into the privately owned area and miss the signs because they, quite reasonably, think they are still in a railway owned car park.
UKPC don't normally operate in railway car parks, so sadly I expect this is a private car park, but I will happily be proved wrong.
Ask the TOC or Network Rail if they own the car park.
Ask the stationmaster.
Ask the council who pays the non-domestic business rates.
I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.
All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks3 -
Which railway station are we talking about here?
I did ask that a couple of weeks ago and I thought you answered, but I can't see that reply now.3 -
Dummy comment as this forum software remembers draft posts without my permission - will delete soon.1
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Same fools, just a different nameJustAUser said:
Neither. It’s the GCTTpatient_dream said:
Who said that ? the PPC or the complete idiots ZZPSJustAUser said:UPDATE- I have been given a "Notice of Transfers to Solicitors" letter now.2 -
Yep, another type of debt collectors I think. Will ignore themBrownTrout said:Ignore them you need do nothing else0 -
Nope, the other side pretty much. I’m in the South EastUmkomaas said:
That's a name I sometimes associate with cases in Scotland. You're not based north of the border by any chance?JustAUser said:
Neither. It’s the GCTTpatient_dream said:
Who said that ? the PPC or the complete idiots ZZPSJustAUser said:UPDATE- I have been given a "Notice of Transfers to Solicitors" letter now.2
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