Time of alleged breach per the NtD differs on Notice to keeper.

Coupon-mad

Pastafarian_fsm said:

Umkomaas said:

OK, thanks for separating out the POPLA word porridge. Ignore it. And ignore any silly debt collector letters. 

Parking Solutions 24 aren't a prolific litigator - I can't easily recall any case of theirs that has gone as far as a concluded court hearing. Should they try a potshot in your case, await a Letter Of/Before Claim - giving you a 30 day deadline for responding - from their solicitors, or a County Court Claim via the Northampton CNBC, come back to this thread for further advice. 

To get ahead of the curve, you could prepare yourself with a bit of gentle reading of the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, second post, and the Template Defence Announcement, both situated near the top of the forum thread list. 

Wonderful, I will take your advice and checkout the section of the FAQ you mention. Fingers crossed I won't need to post back on this, but thank you all for your assistance on this. It's important what you guys do on here.

Equally important that people like you tell the Government that you have no faith in POPLA or the IAS and that there must be the SINGLE APPEALS SERVICE that the Parking (Code of Practice) Act 2019 almost promised.

AND THAT THE ENRICHMENT OF 'DEBT RECOVERY FEES' MUST BE COMPLETELY BANNED.

DISPUTED CASES ARE NOT SOLVED BY DEMANDING MORE MONEY AND ENGINEERING A 'PAYMENT PLAN'!

Responses are invited to the Consultation now:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6617396/parking-code-of-practice-consultation-8-weeks-from-11th-july-2025/p1

You may want to wait till August when you get your first £170 demand, so that you can speak from experience re both those matters.

Pastafarian_fsm

Coupon-mad said:

Pastafarian_fsm said:

Umkomaas said:

OK, thanks for separating out the POPLA word porridge. Ignore it. And ignore any silly debt collector letters. 

Parking Solutions 24 aren't a prolific litigator - I can't easily recall any case of theirs that has gone as far as a concluded court hearing. Should they try a potshot in your case, await a Letter Of/Before Claim - giving you a 30 day deadline for responding - from their solicitors, or a County Court Claim via the Northampton CNBC, come back to this thread for further advice. 

To get ahead of the curve, you could prepare yourself with a bit of gentle reading of the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, second post, and the Template Defence Announcement, both situated near the top of the forum thread list. 

Wonderful, I will take your advice and checkout the section of the FAQ you mention. Fingers crossed I won't need to post back on this, but thank you all for your assistance on this. It's important what you guys do on here.

Equally important that people like you tell the Government that you have no faith in POPLA or the IAS and that there must be the SINGLE APPEALS SERVICE that the Parking (Code of Practice) Act 2019 almost promised.

AND THAT THE ENRICHMENT OF 'DEBT RECOVERY FEES' MUST BE COMPLETELY BANNED.

DISPUTED CASES ARE NOT SOLVED BY DEMANDING MORE MONEY AND ENGINEERING A 'PAYMENT PLAN'!

Responses are invited to the Consultation now:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6617396/parking-code-of-practice-consultation-8-weeks-from-11th-july-2025/p1

You may want to wait till August when you get your first £170 demand, so that you can speak from experience re both those matters.

And here is the letter demanding £130! Like clockwork.
Do we continue to ignore? I will leave a comment on the consultation. Looks lengthy.

Castle

Is that your real name on the UCS letter?

Pastafarian_fsm

Castle said:

Is that your real name on the UCS letter?

What name? 👀

Thanks Castle

Coupon-mad

Pastafarian_fsm said:

Coupon-mad said:

Pastafarian_fsm said:

Umkomaas said:

OK, thanks for separating out the POPLA word porridge. Ignore it. And ignore any silly debt collector letters. 

Parking Solutions 24 aren't a prolific litigator - I can't easily recall any case of theirs that has gone as far as a concluded court hearing. Should they try a potshot in your case, await a Letter Of/Before Claim - giving you a 30 day deadline for responding - from their solicitors, or a County Court Claim via the Northampton CNBC, come back to this thread for further advice. 

To get ahead of the curve, you could prepare yourself with a bit of gentle reading of the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, second post, and the Template Defence Announcement, both situated near the top of the forum thread list. 

Wonderful, I will take your advice and checkout the section of the FAQ you mention. Fingers crossed I won't need to post back on this, but thank you all for your assistance on this. It's important what you guys do on here.

Equally important that people like you tell the Government that you have no faith in POPLA or the IAS and that there must be the SINGLE APPEALS SERVICE that the Parking (Code of Practice) Act 2019 almost promised.

AND THAT THE ENRICHMENT OF 'DEBT RECOVERY FEES' MUST BE COMPLETELY BANNED.

DISPUTED CASES ARE NOT SOLVED BY DEMANDING MORE MONEY AND ENGINEERING A 'PAYMENT PLAN'!

Responses are invited to the Consultation now:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6617396/parking-code-of-practice-consultation-8-weeks-from-11th-july-2025/p1

You may want to wait till August when you get your first £170 demand, so that you can speak from experience re both those matters.

And here is the letter demanding £130! Like clockwork.
Do we continue to ignore? I will leave a comment on the consultation

 Looks lengthy.

Yep it is lengthy but I am helping everyone with suggested ideas to include. Up to you of course - I'm not putting words into anyone's keyboard.

Just 2 weeks left but please don't rush it. You can do some then save it and come back to it as you have time.

We understand that you may need some pointers. It looks laborious, we get that.

So to try to help, I've written some guidance on that thread.

Any questions on the Consultation please ask - on the dedicated thread - but I've covered up to question 20 already in that first post, openly telling everyone what I'm going to put and/or what sort of evidence you might wish to use for your response, if you agree with what we'll be saying from our experience.

Whilst your answers must of course be your own, there are vital points to safeguard motorists interests to make, that many people may not think of without our guidance because we see cases every day and we know the background. 

However, people like you are living & breathing the intimidation first hand so your voice is needed.