Thanks, going to sit down and write it out tomorrow, I know it means they will def send another reply. But i feel better letting them know where were at. Then il just leave it until we get a proper court summons. I take it, if any debt collecters or solicitors write, they have the same legal powers as Valley Enforcement, ie none?! Should they all just be ignored after this letter? Il let everyone know where it goes, unless i get fined so much, i cant afford broadband anymore!

Thanks buzby The ticket blew onto the seat, must have happened as the door shut. I was thinking of using the template letter off moneysavingexpert, the only thing that worries me, is if i say something wrong and shoot myself in the foot. Its basically a letter saying, i wont pay you and heres the reason why, i was just going to say, i had purchased a ticket, here is the proof, i have no intention of paying this outrageous charge and will not correspond with them anymore unless in a court of law. Something like that anyway!

Hi everyone I was parked in the same car park as piningirl back in may. We recieved a ticket for £70 not displaying the ticket correctly(blew onto the seat), they said it would be £100 if we didnt pay in 14 days. After reading this and moneysavingexpert.com, we decided not to pay these robbers. We only recieved a letter today asking for £127!! We have still decided not to pay, but we are not sure if we should write to the company or not. We have a decent template letter to use and just wondering if it did eventually go to court, would it look better if we had replied or not, or would it make no difference? We understand that to make us do anything, they have to take us to court, and were not particularly worried. But we have to save just incase, anyone know whats the worst damage they can do in court, in the way of fines? Many thanks Wish Popcorn had responded to let us know wht happened!