Thread: UKCPS - Advice Please!

Take a photo of the area you are meant to park in and send it to the parking firm and ask them how on earth you are supposed to park there when it is fenced off

UKCPS, like UKPAO, claim they can charge £3 / day for "liquidated damages". Rest assured that this has absolutely no legal basis whatsoever.

Because their paperwork and claims are so extreme, there is only a miniscule chance that they would risk having all this scrutinised in a court.

My advice - simply ignore everything from UKCPS short of actual stamped court papers [which wont happen]

Thanks everyone, I will sit tight and await any letters they dare to send me!

oh they will send letters. keep them all. and ignore them all.

Is it worth sending a letter with something like the below........to head em off at the pass.....so to speak. Or just ignore them completely?




"I see your charge as unlawful, uneforceable and I am not liable. I will not be providing any payment and your continued pursuit of this matter will constitute an offence under the Protection From Harassment Act 1997. I consider the matter closed and am explicitly instructing you not to contact me again for any reason, except to confirm that the matter is now closed"

No, because then you'll be a 'hooked fish'. They'll know you're taking the bait and could be a potential payer if they send enough letters.

Just ignore them. Bays on private land mean nothing. They might as well be graffiti.

There is no "killer letter" that will stop these people. They have more neck than a giraffe.

If you ignore it will probably go away quicker.

Well I wrote a letter eventually but I still get letters from them, I'm on my 5th letter from them with a charge of £395. I'm still not paying end off. I can also prove I was at work that day in Birmingham. So up to them to decide what they want to do. I'm just sat here waiting for more letters now and maybe a court order or baliffs???

No surprise they ignored your letter. There is no 'appeals process'. There is no reasoning.

They won't take you to court. debt collectors are powerless private companies. You might get a letter from them (usually the parking company using differently headed paper) but you won't get a visit.
bailiffs only get involved if you get taken to court, lose and can't or won't pay. Ain't gonna happen.