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Smart Parking fine at disused Coop car park

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  • Smart Parking fine at disused Coop car park

    Sorry for hijacking this thread but Ihave had a similar letter to that posted, and similar situation. I moved at the end of March and the letter states I overstayed on 7/4. my DVLA details are now up to date but in the interim they state that they sent a PCN to my old address. The original fine would have been £60 if paid within 14 days, going to up £100 in 28 days. My letter states that I owe £140 and have had a difficult conversation with DRP today with them saying that they are not legally obliged to send me a breakdown of the costs, so in essence I do not know where £140 has come from and they won't tell me! They have sent the photo evidence to me on email, which is fine, I overstayed. But I think if I am willing to pay the £60 fine today, 3 days after finding out about it they won't be able to pursue a case. Am I right? They obviously say not and the whole £140 has to be paid, or 4 monthly instalments of £35. I haven't paid them anything today.

    I can't approach the store as it is a disused Co-Op and is sitting empty.

    Any advice?

    L
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    Re: Smart Parking fine at disused Coop car park

    Contact the Co-op head office and/or social media pages.

    Contact Smart and DRP pointing out you have had no chance to appeal and they know this because you have been contacted at a different address. Don't admit to driving or use "i" "me" "myself" etc always "the driver"

    Personally i wouldn't pay anyway and just file all letters and ignore unless court papers arrive if the Co-op don't intervene. Smart may take £60 if you ask them.

    M1

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