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Private parking tickets / Re: RCP PCN - No Permit - Debt Collection Letter
« on: October 06, 2025, 06:04:13 pm »
Thank you very much, I'll send that now.
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Private parking tickets / Re: RCP PCN - No Permit - Debt Collection Letter
« on: October 06, 2025, 02:16:43 pm »
Good afternoon,
So now that we've seen the NtK, what does that mean? Am I, as the registered keeper, liable for their penlty? (I don't really understand how they are able to charge £100 (or £60 reduced).)
So now that we've seen the NtK, what does that mean? Am I, as the registered keeper, liable for their penlty? (I don't really understand how they are able to charge £100 (or £60 reduced).)
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Private parking tickets / Re: RCP PCN - No Permit - Debt Collection Letter
« on: October 02, 2025, 01:01:45 pm »
It's evidence of "intended posting", understood.
The next street over has a very similar name to the one I live on, sometimes I get mail for my neighbour with the same house number and vice versa. Wondering if it was delivered to my neighbour instead. I can say with certainty that yesterday was the first time I saw the NtK.
The next street over has a very similar name to the one I live on, sometimes I get mail for my neighbour with the same house number and vice versa. Wondering if it was delivered to my neighbour instead. I can say with certainty that yesterday was the first time I saw the NtK.
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Private parking tickets / Re: RCP PCN - No Permit - Debt Collection Letter
« on: October 01, 2025, 04:43:22 pm »
Hello again, RCP have replied to me:
Here are the NtK images:
NtK-front, NtK-back, NtK-proof-of-posting
So they did post the NtK, but I never received it and there no proof of delivery. I have a couple speculations about what might have happened, but not sure that's helpful or matters.
How should I proceed with respect to the NtK? Thank you in advance.
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Good morning
Thank you for your email.
Please see attached all three letters sent by RCP Parking Ltd regarding Parking Charge [redacted] along with the Certificate of Postage for each one.
Notice to Keeper sent 26th June 2025
Reminder Notice sent 24th July 2025
Final Demand sent 11th August 2025
Vehicle registration [redacted] was parked at our Rochdale Road car park on 20th June 2025 from 17:30pm to 22:18pm without a valid payment in breach of our Terms & Conditions. We have searched the PayByPhone system for payments for vehicle registration [redacted] and the nearest payments made to 20th June 2025 were on 13th June 2025 and 24th June 2025. See below.
As per our Final Demand (sent 11th August 2025) letter our Debt Recovery services are handled by Trace Debt Recovery UK Ltd and this was passed to them on 9th September 2025 following no response to our three letters.
Kind regards
RCP PARKING LTD
13 Diamond Road
Norwich
NR6 6AW
www.rcpparking.com
Here are the NtK images:
NtK-front, NtK-back, NtK-proof-of-posting
So they did post the NtK, but I never received it and there no proof of delivery. I have a couple speculations about what might have happened, but not sure that's helpful or matters.
How should I proceed with respect to the NtK? Thank you in advance.
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Private parking tickets / Re: RCP PCN - No Permit - Debt Collection Letter
« on: September 29, 2025, 05:58:03 pm »
Thank you for the prompt replies. I'll ignore Trace and will email RCP tonight using the template provided.
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Private parking tickets / Re: RCP PCN - No Permit - Debt Collection Letter
« on: September 29, 2025, 03:48:41 pm »
Should I contact RCP and ask for a copy of it? Or is there any other way to find out if I'm liable as the registered keeper?
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Private parking tickets / RCP PCN - No Permit - Debt Collection Letter
« on: September 29, 2025, 03:32:10 pm »
Hello,
I am the registered keeper of a vechile that was parked in a private car park on June 20th: RCP Rochdale Road, Manchester.
The driver parks in this car park sometimes. One day there were issues with the app, it took a couple attempts to pay, but maybe it didn't actually go through in the end.
I was away from home until the middle of August and when I returned I had 2 letters from RCP detailing parking charges for non-payment, dated July 24th and August 11th, (back of letters). The July 24th letter asks for £100 and mentions it being overdue and states a discounted rate is no longer available, I assume there was a previous letter that was not delivered.
I went to their online portal (https://rcp.ec6pay.com) to see if there was still a way to dispute the charge and it couldn't find the PCN. I wasn't sure what to do next, so did a quick Google and the gist seemed to be that a PCN from a private car park is largely unenforceable and letter were often scare tactics, so I thought given the PCN didn't exist on their portal I could ignore it.
On Friday (Sept 26th) I received a letter from debt collector Trace, dated Sept 18th, (back of letter). They are seeking £170 by Oct 1st. A friend recommended this forum, so here I am.
I've read a couple threads, but I don't know what to do. Any advice would be very welcomed. Am I legally responsible to pay the debt collector now? Do I need to be worried about the Oct 1st deadline?
Thank you
(I don't have the original signage from the car park, but I could try and collect it later in the week if that would be helpful.)
I am the registered keeper of a vechile that was parked in a private car park on June 20th: RCP Rochdale Road, Manchester.
The driver parks in this car park sometimes. One day there were issues with the app, it took a couple attempts to pay, but maybe it didn't actually go through in the end.
I was away from home until the middle of August and when I returned I had 2 letters from RCP detailing parking charges for non-payment, dated July 24th and August 11th, (back of letters). The July 24th letter asks for £100 and mentions it being overdue and states a discounted rate is no longer available, I assume there was a previous letter that was not delivered.
I went to their online portal (https://rcp.ec6pay.com) to see if there was still a way to dispute the charge and it couldn't find the PCN. I wasn't sure what to do next, so did a quick Google and the gist seemed to be that a PCN from a private car park is largely unenforceable and letter were often scare tactics, so I thought given the PCN didn't exist on their portal I could ignore it.
On Friday (Sept 26th) I received a letter from debt collector Trace, dated Sept 18th, (back of letter). They are seeking £170 by Oct 1st. A friend recommended this forum, so here I am.
I've read a couple threads, but I don't know what to do. Any advice would be very welcomed. Am I legally responsible to pay the debt collector now? Do I need to be worried about the Oct 1st deadline?
Thank you
(I don't have the original signage from the car park, but I could try and collect it later in the week if that would be helpful.)
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