Help! PCN Parkingeye!

[Fredag8]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

So just to update the email sent at info@parkingeye.co.uk on wednesday 11th, i dont know what was going on prior to that. Anyway up until now i havent heard anything. Do you think thats enough?

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Sorry thursday 12th it sent.

[mystery1]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

If you didn't get the mailer daemon message then the message was received. Sadly unless they write cancelling then it's always hanging over you until it's statute barred.

M1

[Fredag8]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

I hope i hear soon then. No i didnt get the daemon message it said sent but given their previous lack of correspondence for about 2-3 months i wont hold out much hope! Thanks for your advice

[ostell]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

WRITE to them telling them the name of the driver using the address given above. and getting proof of postage from a post office. That way then if it does advance to court then you can show that you informed them of the driver before proceedings started and therefore they have no claim against you.

@Mystery email delivery is not guaranteed! Just because you do not get the daemon message does not mean that it has been delivered. Many reasons for not delivered and no return message, including, but not limited to, false positives by spam and anti virus software. I've been working with someone and trying to exchange information by email. About 50% of the messages are not getting through over the last 4 days. I get no notification that it has not been delivered. This is an POP3/IMAP email server problem at the host.

[mystery1]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

WRITE to them telling them the name of the driver using the address given above. and getting proof of postage from a post office. That way then if it does advance to court then you can show that you informed them of the driver before proceedings started and therefore they have no claim against you.

@Mystery email delivery is not guaranteed! Just because you do not get the daemon message does not mean that it has been delivered. Many reasons for not delivered and no return message, including, but not limited to, false positives by spam and anti virus software. I've been working with someone and trying to exchange information by email. About 50% of the messages are not getting through over the last 4 days. I get no notification that it has not been delivered. This is an POP3/IMAP email server problem at the host.

On the balance of probability.

M1

[ostell]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

No it's in the spec of email that delivery is not guaranteed. You could put on the delivery Status Notification flags or Return Receipt but not all mail servers will allow acknowledgement, or users be bothered to acknowledge receipt.

[mystery1]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

No it's in the spec of email that delivery is not guaranteed. You could put on the delivery Status Notification flags or Return Receipt but not all mail servers will allow acknowledgement, or users be bothered to acknowledge receipt.

If you go to court and say keeper liability doesn't apply because i told them who the driver was, look here's the email i sent and i didn't get a mailer daemon message to say it had bounced it doesn't matter what might have happened because it'd take a heck of a lot to persuade anyone that they probably didn't get it.

By your logic they could say that the contents of an envelope were nothing and win. They can't.

M1

[Fredag8]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

I was just thinking this, i wrote a letter today too with the same contents as the the email and im going to post it in the morning as i missed the post office. However i then started thinking well they could just say there was nothing in so how do i get around that?

[mystery1]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

Get a proof of posting if you do.

As it's a civil matter you don't need to go to extreme lengths to prove anything.

M1

[Fredag8]

Re: Help! PCN Parkingeye!

Thanks m1