hiya, thanks for all your advice, i have decided to ignore for now and file the letters as they come in without any response back. We paid a visit to the car park tonight to check out their signs which dont actually mention anything about being 'fined' for taking up 2 spaces or parking outwith marked bays. The main message they had was about overstaying more than 4 hours. So i am guessing that they dont have a leg to stand on as this wasnt part of their 'contract' with us??? Even though their tickets dont appear to be legal and imitating official tickets anyway. feeling a bit more clued up thanks to everyone. Had a conversation at work today about the whole fiasco and someone had a similar situation at a hospital car park, but they happened to know someone on security and was told to ignore the ticket as they would never be chased or made to pay up.

thanks everyone, who should i complain to about this company. Would it be the landlord of the carpark or the police as this company is issuing tickets that resemble one that a local authority or traffic police would?

hiya we got a ticket from a private company today for Obstructive Parking, as we were parked over 2 spaces in a free car park, initial charge of £60, rising to £90, then £135 with bailiffs and the threat of getting our details from the DVLA. It was 9.35 and the retail park shops had just opened, and there was hardly any other cars in the car park. We had parked at the far end of the car park due to the fact we had previously had our car damaged. Do we ignore it and let them send us a letter or do we send them a letter and what would we say?:eek: thank you

we have been issued with a Parking Charge from Central Ticketing Ltd for parking in between 2 bays in a deserted car park . Please advise us what the next step is as there is an initial fee of £60 within 14 days, then £80, then £135 plus bailiffs etc. Should i ignore it so as not to give our home address or send off a letter thank you