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Received Debt Collector's letter for parking charge notice

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  • Received Debt Collector's letter for parking charge notice

    I have the same problem. I'm hoping someone can tell me if all the attempts to contact the parking company (four times now asking them can I pay the original fine) will be taken into account if it goes to court. They keep on just saying its with DRP (debt recovery plus) now and to contact them but I don't think it's been sold to them. I read before that you can appeal up to a year after the notice has been issued. Does anyone know if that is true?

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    Re: Received Debt Collector's letter for parking charge notice

    Contact the parking company and the debt collector via email/online/post.








    Dear Sirs,




    I have today received a letter from xxx regarding an apparent parking charge notice. This letter today is the first i have heard of the matter and as registered keeper i note that this contravenes the statutory requirements of the protection of freedoms act 2012 schedule 4 for keeper liability.


    I would appeal as registered keeper but note that there appears to be no option to do so. In light of this please contact the driver.




    Yours etc


    I'm hoping someone can tell me if all the attempts to contact the parking company (four times now asking them can I pay the original fine) will be taken into account if it goes to court.
    Possibly although it's more likely to help when it comes to costs and unreasonable behaviour.

    They keep on just saying its with DRP (debt recovery plus) now and to contact them but I don't think it's been sold to them.
    They will have asked DRP to deal with it but they will not have sold it so they are at it.

    I read before that you can appeal up to a year after the notice has been issued. Does anyone know if that is true?
    As i understand it this only applies to industries where it is required and this doesn't apply to scumbags, sorry, i mean the parking industry.

    M1

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