Author Topic: Gemini Parking Solutions - Failure to pay for duration of stay - Gunnersbury Park  (Read 1173 times)

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Driver didn't pay for parking, I am the registered owner and received this Parking Charge Notice

Contravention date - 1st August 2025
Notice issue date - 11th August 2025
PCN received - ~15th August 2025

Parked here. There is signage but driver missed it on way to sports centre.

I've seen this previously won case, would I be able to use the same appeal wording?

Thanks in advance.

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Just follow the exact same advice as in the linked thread.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Thank you for the advice. I chose to ignore them and have received a few letters both from Gemini and, more recently, Debt Recovery Plus.

At what stage, if any, do I need to to do something?

Thanks again for all you do.
« Last Edit: November 14, 2025, 05:41:39 pm by DWMB2 »
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As a general point... It is always slightly frustrating to see a case where a member has taken the time to offer advice, only for the recipient of the advice to choose to ignore it, then come back for more advice at a later date (advice they might not have needed if they'd followed the previous advice).

Back to the specifics of your case. Debt collectors can be ignored. If you receive a Letter of Claim from solicitors, or a Claim Form from the court, these must be responded to.

The matter "times out" 6 years after the date of parking. If you move house before that 6 year period ends, and the matter remains unresolved, it is sensible to write to the parking company giving them your new address.

I have to say, that is a ridiculously aggressive debt collector's letter. And misleading in the extreme.

I note it also includes the OP's full name and home address which I assume they weren't intending to share on a public forum, so I have removed it.

Thanks for the responses.

To clarify, I chose to ignore the notices thinking I was following the advice in the linked thread, i.e. this bit - although I now realise the advice was to appeal first, then ignore the correspondence if/when they reject the appeal.

My mistake, and I understand and am sorry for the frustration caused - I respect and appreciate what the members of this site do.

Noted that I can ignore debt collectors and not Letter of Claim from solicitors, or a Claim Form from the court. Thank you.

Thanks also for removing the letter, you are correct - I had forgotten to redact the personal details.
« Last Edit: November 15, 2025, 03:46:11 pm by tigodog »

Continued aggressive chasing in the form of this letter  :o .

As per the previous instructions I will ignore debt collector letters and take action if/when the Letter of Claim or Claim Form is received.