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The letters stopped and I never did hear back from them so as far as i'm concerned, case is closed 🙌They may well have given up, but don't throw anything away yet, they technically have up to 6 years from the date of the alleged parking event to begin court proceedings.
Samir, did you get a reply? You never updated us on your case. I am in the same position, I want to know if it's worth appealing, or what the court said.
3170 was a typo, should have been £170That's a relief, I know they're money-grubbing, but that'd have been a bit much!
Thank you 🙌. In that case I won't bother with the IAS as it seems a pointless exercise. Regarding the letter of claim, what should I do when that arrives?
The response to an LoC is to deny any liability and demand that they provide proof of their allegation. There is a template you can use which lets them know they are not going to be dealing with low-hanging fruit on the gullible tree who are going to capitulate and pay up.
Cross that bridge, if/when it happens. Please don’t tell us about or show us any debt collector letters. They are powerless ans should be ignored. Some may be dressed up to look like an LoC but will only give you 14 days to pay. A real LoC must give you 30 days.
If/when you receive a real LoC, show us.
QuoteCan I confirm the advice is to not appealThe advice is that appeals to the IAS rarely succeed. If you want to roll the dice with the IAS, then go for it, doing so is not detrimental to your case, but if you're busy, then you may decide it is not worth the effort. If you choose not to, then ignore the debt collectors and wait for a Letter of Claim.
You will still get “threatening” letters once the IAS reject your appeal. Whilst the letters may seem “threatening”, they are in fact, harmless. They are designed to get the low-hanging fruit on the gullible tree to capitulate and pay up because they don’t understand the process and imagine that bailiffs can simply come knocking at their door.
Are you low-hanging fruit ripe for the picking?
And the rest of the rejection?
You need to show us exactly what you wrote in your reps.
Can someone help by reviewing the PCN and Pictures I have attached to see if I have case to fight?
Each separate PCN - two separate, two different times- is annotated 'Appealed online 3 July'.
There's nothing for you to do other than to await the authority's response.
