Premier Parking Solutions

KeithP

Slightly unique??

Stick "contact centre, webchat" into the forum's search facility and you will find others.

Here's one...
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/77231860/#Comment_77231860

Here's another...
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/77117453/#Comment_77117453

A debt collectors letter and the fourth post of the NEWBIES thread explains how to deal with those.

Kpros

Hi Keith, it would appear as though you have not read any of my thread or comment properly, and have instead just jumped on the attack assuming that I am a newbie and have not researched before asking for help.

By "slightly unique", I was not referring to the email they sent me, and was referring to my circumstances, in that I had purchased a parking ticket.

KeithP

Kpros said:

Hi Keith, it would appear as though you have not read any of my thread or comment properly, and have instead just jumped on the attack assuming that I am a newbie and have not researched before asking for help.

By "slightly unique", I was not referring to the email they sent me, and was referring to my circumstances, in that I had purchased a parking ticket.

Let me assure you that I read every word of your post and I am also puzzled by your use of the word 'attack'. 

The bottom line is, as I said, you have received a debt collectors letter and the fourth post of the NEWBIES thread explains exactly how to deal with them.

You told us yourself it is not a Letter of Claim and they even state "the next letter from us would be a Letter of Claim". So what else can it be other than a debt collectors letter?

And neither your email or the circumstances you find yourself in, are unique. Not even 'slightly unique' as there can be no degree of uniqueness - it is absolute.

Kpros

Hi Keith, attack was the wrong word. I apologise for that.

By appealing and proving that I had paid (even though they refute it), I have admitted to being the driver.  Additionally, unless there is a thread that I have missed, I am unable to find a scenario where somebody had been pursued despite paying and proving they had paid. 

Mouse007

Kpros said:

Additionally, unless there is a thread that I have missed, I am unable to find a scenario where somebody had been pursued despite paying and proving they had paid. 

There are hundreds of them, I can assure you, hundreds if not thousands of them. A simple search for VRN brings up 2,800.

Grizebeck

Why do people claim their situation is unique when it never is!

Half_way

Whos car park was this? ( hint its highly unlikly to be premier parking solutions car park)

 where is this car park?

Le_Kirk

Kpros said:

I intended on ignoring all correspondence from PPS until if/when it got to claim stage however there is conflicting info as to whether I respond to this legal company especially as  my situation is slightly unique as upon receiving the ticket I did appeal it based on the fact that I had in fact purchased the ticket.

Nothing can be slightly unique, it cannot be qualified or quantified, it either is or isn't!  There is no conflicting information on this forum, do ignore debt collector rubbish (NEWBIES fourth post) do NOT ignore proper letter of claim (gives you 30 days to respond and sometimes includes financial questions - which you do NOT need to complete), also do not ignore N1 claim forms from CCBC.

Kpros

Half_way said:

Whos car park was this? ( hint its highly unlikly to be premier parking solutions car park)

 where is this car park?

Hello,

Thank you for your message.

Unfortunately Premier Parking Solutions do own the car park.  I had already tried to phone the person who it stated on Google owned it, however he confirmed that he sold it to PPS 3 years ago.

Coupon-mad

Unfortunately Premier Parking Solutions do own the car park. 

...however he confirmed that he sold it to PPS 3 years ago...

Do you believe him? They might own it but that's rare.  Ignore them unless you get a claim.