Hi Everyone, I am quite desperate for some help! My dad (as registered keeper of my car) received a parking contravention enforcement notice from Civil Enforcement Ltd, after I (the driver) parked my car in a car park at the local train station. I bought a ticket which entitled me to park in the train station car park for a whole day but unbeknown to me, I had actually parked in the adjacent car park for Co-op customers. This car park is seperated by a railing no more than two feet high and I parked just two car parking spaces from this railing. However despite buying a ticket, sticking it to my windscreen, and luckily, keeping it, this company wanted me to pay £150 within 28 days, or £75 if paid within 14 days. I sent them a letter, accompanied by a copy of my ticket, stating that I had bought a valid parking ticket for £3.90 and was therefore under no obligation to pay. This letter was sent before I had realised my error in parking in the Co-op car park and not the train station one. They have now sent me another letter stating that the PCN remains valid and that the ticket was correctly issued in accordance with the terms and conditions stated. They are also threatening to make proceedings against me in a county court. I am worried that as I did park in error, I now do not have a leg to stand on. However I am so reluctant to pay, especially already having purchased a valid ticket! Any help would be much appreciated! x