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The parking company is VCS, not IPC.

Are you the registered keeper of the vehicle? (I.e. You hold the vehicle's V5C document) And did you reveal who was driving in your appeals? If so, it's a shame you didn't come here first, as that notice at least was issued too late to hold you liable as the keeper.

You'll not have debt collectors knocking at your door. But VCS can be litigious, so if you don't settle with them then there's a fair chance they'll take you to court, especially with 4 charges in play.

The £680 total means that DCBL have added on their spurious £70 per charge debt collection fee. This could be challenged in court. On that basis, one option is to offer VCS the original charge amount (£100 per ticket), pointing out that if it were to go to court the extra £70 would likely be dismissed.

Any photos of the signage at the site?

thank you for letting me know - i am the registered keeper and without doing further research i did reveal that i was the driver in my appeals. i dont have any photos of the signs, but all i can say is i think they were pretty clear and i made a mistake and wasnt aware of the rules at the time.
would contacting them and making an offer be my best option?

hi all, i started driving in april this year and within the first month, racked up 4 PCNs for parking in a store car park next to my college if i had a short class. i realise this was stupid of me now, but at the time i did not know .
i couldnt by any means afford to pay these fines and now have recieved a threatening letter from DCBL ltd informing me of a notice of debt recovery coming to £680, which is more money than i could ever dream of having lol.
where should i go from here? the letter said my case isnt subject to high court or bailiff action, so do i need to be worried about bailiffs/CCJs etc or not?