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Help!! Bailiffs just called regarding PCN

Hi all. My sister just had a phone call from Bailiffs regarding a PCN she received in November. The problem is, it was the week she moved out of her flat and she was already gone once the letter had been sent. She stayed at our mums for a few weeks before she moved into her new place, and then changed her V5c and her driving license address once she had moved in. She had no idea she’d received the PCN and they’ve been sending letters for months!! They were really threatening over the phone and she’s pretty shaken up - saying they’ll need to clamp her car, get the police and courts involved etc. Does she have any way out or should she just pay the amount ? Thanks in advance

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