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cause like you said in post one, 99% of people think these are FINES (it now reads charge). and wet themselves and cough up. they are not, they are speculative invoices because the driver supposedly broke some imaginary contract by driving onto privately owned land which said owner may or may not have signed some 99% fake contract with a private parking co years ago, thats already expired or has not been renewed or annually paid to employ them dx -
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My car DVLA details are 100% correct and up to date, guaranteed. I lived at my address longer than I have owned the car and made sure the details were correct when we transferred ownership of the car, so it's not that. It must be their second-hand eBay cameras. I've emailed the CEO with evidence and laid it on. I will keep this post updated with the outcome. Thanks again FTMDave . I appreciate the guidance. I hate these predatory parking cowboys. How are they even legal? -
there isn't one use that default dx
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upto you, if you have no assets like a home in the UK, there is absolutely nothing they can do even if they do get a judgement. i see you state last payment was 2021, so i will guess your notification to lloyds of a change of address was sent within the last 6yrs so they should have record of it on their system. why not give them a ring and ask what address they have for you? you could do AOS and defend the claim stating you are and have been resident in xyz since date, here is proof. you could also send that to PRA demanding they discontinue the claim immediately. see what you can find out. you've till atleast the 19th (aos date) . dx
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Thanks for the BP update - we'd missed that one! I'm just wondering why you haven't received an invoice, but your partner has. It may be that, with one car following the other, MET's ANPR cameras bought for 99p second hand on eBay didn't pick the other car up. Or ... are you absolutely sure that your car's log book is registered with the DVLA at your correct address? The last thing you want is correspondence going to an old address.
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