Not parked within the bay.

pda

Yes it was foolish. I don't deny.

Car Park was practically empty and I went far from other cars. But I was over the line 

Do I have any chance to appeal at all?

Cheers

Coupon-mad

Just ignore UKPC. NO PAYING THEM.

There's no 'appeal' worth trying unless their signs are all broken/dirty or maybe no entrance sign?

pda

Thanks.

So just ignore any letters from any debt recovery company and deal with it at court?

KeithP

pda said:

So just ignore any letters from any debt recovery company...

Correct.

The fourth post of the NEWBIES thread explains exactly how to deal with debt collector's letters, but to summarise that post - ignore them.

LDast

pda said:

So just ignore any letters from any debt recovery company and deal with it at court?

It will go to a county court claim but will never get as far as a hearing as long as it is defended. They will eventually discontinue.

pda

Still ignoring.

Coupon-mad

pda said:

Still ignoring.

Nice over-use of red ink.

The penultimate paragraph is separate from the one above, so if you glance straight down to that one, you'd be misled into believing that they can just 'get' a Warrant of Control and engage the Court bailiff now.

pda

Latest update 

KeithP

A debt collector's letter.
The fourth post of the NEWBIES thread explains exactly how to deal with debt collector's letters, but to summarise that post - ignore them.

pda

Thanks. That's how I read it, basically stay silent.

Coupon-mad

pda said:

How laughably unprofessional that latest letter is. Weird font, white space gaps and blue bits everywhere.

Totally out of context to suggest that all parking charges are 'enforceable' but for useless debt crawlers (run by an ex-Roxburghe director, a company banned from a debt recovery licence by the Office of Fair Trading years ago) not to even be able to spell Beavis is just the icing on the cake.

This letter chain will be shown to the MHCLG. This rubbish isn't something worthwhile or to be funded by motorists paying more than the PCN for 'debt resolution' which is nothing of the sort.

What debt 'resolution' is it then?  What has the consumer gained by the PCN being inflated? Or is it an 'admin fee' (top right?). Who knows, who cares, the added 'extortion' will be banned I'm sure.  It would be madness not to.

Absolute joke letters, both of them.