It Basically says that this is a final notice. if i do not pay within 7 days it will be passed onto a debt recovery and litigation team.

i never gave them my address so DVLA is my guess.

Thanks everyone, but I will ignore the CAG members of many thousands of posts standing who are suggesting "ignore", and go with the advise of the 1 member with 13 posts who suggests I should speak to the tealeafs and also undertake the difficult task of trying to get "evidence" I was allowed to park there.

 

Well done benperrins!! :lol:

NO don't worry, Ignoring them is already firmly set in my mind and this will not change. I will just try to obtain evidence incase this escalates further (which i doubt)

thanks everyone, i will ring them tomorrow and get written conformation of the lack of permits, was a little shocked when i opened it and it was from them 7 months on!

okay,

so i received a parking ticket in november 2011 from a company called '14 services' at Brunels old train station in Bristol.

I was working as a contractor at the venue at the time i received the ticket.

I called 14 services and explained this to them with no results , but basically told them i will not be paying, as i felt i had no grounds to as i was working there at the time.

I had to use a paper note with my phone number and date as the venue 'ran out' of permits due to lots of contractors working at that time.

I have now received a letter stating i am to pay £190 with the threat of bailiffs if i do not comply.

what do i do?

i would be happy to let it go to court as i feel i have grounds to win but i don't know what to do.

any advice would be great.

Ben