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Method of appeal to Civil Enforcement Ltd
cala_lilly40
Posts: 4 Newbie
Hi,
A quick question; after following all the newbie advice, I am at the stage of sending the suggested appeal letter to CE. However, the pcn states 'in writing only at www.ce-service.co.uk. When I have gone to appeal via this link, it is asking; 'Are you the driver of this vehicle?', and there is only a yes / no option in order to proceed.
I've read on the newbie thread not to declare that I was the driver, so which option should I select? Or should I use an alternative method to send my appeal?
Thank you!
A quick question; after following all the newbie advice, I am at the stage of sending the suggested appeal letter to CE. However, the pcn states 'in writing only at www.ce-service.co.uk. When I have gone to appeal via this link, it is asking; 'Are you the driver of this vehicle?', and there is only a yes / no option in order to proceed.
I've read on the newbie thread not to declare that I was the driver, so which option should I select? Or should I use an alternative method to send my appeal?
Thank you!
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It makes no difference
Do it on line1 -
Thank you for replying! Do you mean it makes no difference in relation to whether I say I was the driver or not?Grizebeck said:It makes no difference
Do it on line0 -
You don't have to answer that question do you? It isn't mandatory. Or wasn't, last year. Leave it unanswered.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
CLICK at the top or bottom of any page where it says:
Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD0 -
It only gives the two options - I will see if it will allow me to proceed without clicking on either. Thank youCoupon-mad said:You don't have to answer that question do you? It isn't mandatory. Or wasn't, last year. Leave it unanswered.0 -
Why not choose "NO" if it allows it?1
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