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PCN Debt collector letter Scotland
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Just new here. Just received the attached debt collector letter up here in Scotland. The alleged offence was 4th Jan 2023 (2 years ago next week)I ignored previous letters (last one must have been at least 18mths ago). I was the registered keeper of the car - but not the driver - it was my daughter as it was the car we bought her to enable her to go to uni and travel to primary schools for her degree. She had paid for parking but was late (by about 5-10mins on return. Can I just ignore this letter and all its threats? I believe I can?

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Ignore. Ignore. Ignore. ZZPS (and their sister company GCTT) are useless debt collectors with no power to do anything, never mind the fact that this is for an alleged breach of contract in Scotland.

Nothing will happen. Get on with your life and use the letters as kindling or emergency toilet paper.

In Scotland there is no Keeper liability (yet). If you, as the Keeper, have not identified the driver (no legal obligation to do so to an unregulated private parking company) they cannot transfer liability from the unknown driver to the known keeper.
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Thanks for the reassurance and confirmation b789