Fine sent straight to ZZPS for collection

Sambru · 18 March 2019 at 5:54PM

Hi,

Apologies if this is covered in other posts but I have struggled to properly apply the information in the Newbies post to my situation.

I received a letter from ZZPS on behalf of Indigo demanding a £100 penalty plus a £70 admin fee. This is for not possessing a valid ticket on 29/01/19 in a Southern Railways carpark. I have recieved no prior correspondence about the fine, not even a ticket on the car window, so am a little surprised about it going straight to collections and for such a large amount. This also meant I had no chance to appeal.

If I am interpreting the advice given elsewhere correctly, am I ok to simply ignore the demands of ZZPS? I take it there is no point trying to take up my issue with ZZPS directly...?

Thanks

twhitehousescat · 18 March 2019 at 6:04PM

zzps do back office for indigo , read indigo threads

you could ask the BPA for there opinion

however expect the answer to be "it was posted to you"

Colin3bf · 19 March 2019 at 12:16AM

I too have received the same letter from zzps today demanding £100 and a £70 admin fee for a parking ticket I have never received in respect of a southern railways station car park.

I have received no correspondence prior to this letter and no PCN was left on my car

twhitehousescat · 19 March 2019 at 12:22AM

Colin3bf wrote: »

I too have received the same letter from zzps today demanding £100 and a £70 admin fee for a parking ticket I have never received in respect of a southern railways station car park.

I have received no correspondence prior to this letter and no PCN was left on my car

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=75599041&postcount=2

Coupon-mad · 19 March 2019 at 1:38AM

Ignore Indigo fake penalties at railway stations. They time out after 6 months.

Sambru · 19 March 2019 at 9:25PM

Is it as simple as just ignoring them? I have seen in other threads that it is recommended to string them along until the 6 months through appeals, however I don’t have the option to appeal as they put it straight to collections.