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Cosyjumper46
Posts: 7 Newbie
Hi, on 29th September my husband arrived early to collect me from Lincoln train station and was waiting for about 13 minutes. I received a notice that I was getting a fine of £100 or £60 if I paid immediately. After seeing some posts -and not really understanding them if I’m honest- I decided to not pay it believing it was not enforceable. This week I received a follow-up saying I had to now choose and pay £170 or face legal action. Can someone explain to me in basic terms what I need to do to avoid paying it.
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You ignore Debt letters thats what you do. You don't pay . That's how you avoid paying it
Shame you didn't read properly as you would have seen it was an easy win2 -
What about te threatened legal action?0
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It's irrelevant1
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Do I appeal or do anything?
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As you can tell- I am worrying about taking No action!
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This was the latest letter
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No you ignore DRP. To late to appeal. You should have done that when you got the pcn
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You've missed the appeal boat. Read the back page of your Notice "Contesting this Parking Charge Notice" it states within 28 days of this notice being issued.1
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What will happen next?0
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Do I pay the original fine?0
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