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Thanks Ian, I have read a fair bit of the articles recommended several times and sent off my reply to the letter of claim. Using the information provided I will give it a shot.

Post this, leave in all dates/times, just delete personal info and the reference number. You have to take action e.g. acknowledge service etc. Also, post the original PCN. Sorry HC I completely missed this statement, see attached Letter of Claim. There is an annex (information sheet) and a reply from, do you require these too?I believe from the comments so far I will have to pay this. [ Guests cannot view attachments ]

I do have other letters from G24 including a final demand, Trace Debt Recovery then sent 4 letters. Then Debt Recovery Plus contacted me and finally bwLegal sent the Letter of Claim, I suspect there may be nothing useful in any of these letters?From what you say it appears I may have no defence.What is your advice please.

A few more photos. I threw in another entrance photo, even with no leaves it is difficult to spot the first sign on approach. [ Guests cannot view attachments ]

DWMB2, thanks for the reponse, I went back and took some more photos, I have highlighted the signage and shown where I was parked behind the disabled parking. More pictures in my next post. [ Guests cannot view attachments ]

Hi all,Now this has been taken over by a debt collector can I still fight this and win in court? I have received a letter of claim, which sounds very similar to other wording in other posts here requiring a response.I received a contractual parking charge notice after my car overstayed the allotted time. The driver wasn't aware of any parking restrictions until I received the notice. The signage was very poor, one obscured notice on the way in, and maybe 6 signs in the carpark, but you have to drive or walk to them to find them. Arial viewMy car entered via the only entrance, drove through the disable parking bay and parked as shown on image Parking charge Photos. The driver donned ppe and walked directly through the fenced pedestrian entrance and into Gooutdoors. In doing so my car drove past the sign on the gate obscured by the tree and another sign attached to the fence halfway between the carpark entrance and the pedestrian entrance at which point the driver was searching the carpark for a parking space and avoiding other vehicles and pedestrians. It was very difficult to see the signs unless you already knew they were there.When I received the notice I tried to phone Gooutdoors it is difficult, eventually I spoke to the assistant manager, allegedly. She said there was nothing Gooutdoors could do as it was a private external firm managing the carpark and I should contact them.I chose not to and ignored all letters from G24, eventually after about 12 months they appeared to have given up. I have recently (almost a 9 months later) received a letter from bwlegal threatening court action.My question is: now this has been taken over by a debt collector can I still fight this and win in court, or am I stuffed.If it is likely I can succeed, I can supply further photos and any documentation required. I tried and failed to add pictures for the introduction, still trying!! [ Guests cannot view attachments ]