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Thanks so much again for this - have taken your suggested actions - my V5C is up to date so am exploring they haven't followed protocol as suggested.However I did get an email bounceback saying:Thank you for your email, we have received your email and will be back in touch with you as soon as possible.PLEASE NOTE: any email related to Parking Charge Notices (PCN's) will not be responded too.Any correspondence related to a PCN can be served via https://www.sipcarparks.com/appeal-a-parking-charge-notice-pcn or by writing to SIP Parking Limited, PO BOX 5450, Manchester, M61 0JX.So I am going to follow up on their website as above.Thanks

Yes sorry Claim Form. And as I said, I know it can't be ignored.And no I haven't received any notices or claims.Issue date is 7th August (so effectively the 12th).Thanks for the help

I received this letter and am weighing up my options.Seems like I’m bang to rights as I have no ticket  and I’ve checked my bank statement and don’t appear to have bought one (unless it was cash)…but just a couple of things making me wary of paying it.• I don’t have any letters notifying me of the original claim. And from this letter can’t see their evidence.• I’m wondering why it’s taken them 31 months to try the courts. This could be absolutely normal though?• The only way to make payment is through the claimants postal address? Again - could be normal but that seems very strange. Im not 85 years old and so don’t have a cheque book.I know the “ignore it” advice for private companies is old hat, but just wondering if I should (a) crack on and pay it (somehow??), (b) whether I could say that I’ll give them the £100 charge and the court fee but not the £60 “debt damage” costs or (c) fight it in court (I would probably lose?)Just seems a bit boilerplate with no evidence.Thanks very much