Hi I am going through the same thing at the moment and was wondering how it all turned out for you in the end.

Hi should I send a letter or email. thanks for your advice

thanks that helps a lot

I don't want to sound thick but what is GPEOL.

Hi I am not sure how I post the letter on here I am not right good with computers I have sent a message to park with ease saying I was not the driver on the day and they replied saying. Thank you for your email. It is clear that you are not and have not paid for parking even though you were present at the car park and have admitted this in previous emails. We will obviously use this evidence when the court claim is submitted. As previously stated if the charge of £50 is not paid then a claim will be issued in the county court on Monday for the full amount plus costs.

Hi thanks for all your advice I don't think I have a leg to stand on with this think I might have to pay up gutted.

Thank you for your advice I will message them and see what there reply is. Regarding the 14 days notice is this correct. thanks sarah.

Ok thank you

Hi I was just reading through these messages. I have found myself in the same position, I parked on Brockholes on mon 26th may, I did not know I had to pay for parking as where I was directed to park on a grass verge not in the main car park, there was no signage no meter nothing where we parked so did not pay for parking then I got a letter through post 18 days later saying exactly the same as yours I explained i saw no signage they said i still had to pay and that there was a sign as we came through the entrance i then appealed through IAS and it was dismissed saying there was signs around the park and although i did not see them it is still my responsibility. yesterday i got a letter through the post saying they where taking legal action i messaged them and told them that they should have sent the ntk within 14 days which they didn't it was 18 days they are saying this is not correct, this is what they said (Unfortunately you are incorrect in your information. As you have admitted that you were the driver we are not relying on keeper liability so no requirement to comply with POFA and therefore we will be instructing our solicitors to commence legal action on Monday against you) I have never said i was the driver infact my husband was driving. i really don't know where to go from here any advice would be welcome thanks Sarah.