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    Parking charges

    Hi
    please can anyone help me
    i
    my daughter has received a letter today from ZZPS requesting payment for an alleged parking fine going back to April 2016. If not paid they are threatening court action. The amount is £170 which will difficult to pay at the moment
    what shall I do?
    help
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  • #2
    You can ignore ZZPS as they are acting as debt collectors. They may threaten court but if it goes to court then they get nothing, not a good business model.

    Post up the original Notice that was received, suitably redacted but leave dates. Photos of the signs may help
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    • #3
      Thank you
      its been so long ago I don’t have anything, the letter doesn’t even say where it was. Is there a date at which they can no longer send these letters?
      thank you for your help

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      • #4
        They have 6 years to take it to court.

        SAR to the parking company to get all the notices. Template in the Shortcuts box. Don't identify the driver at the time

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