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If it's an airport drop off and has already reached debt collector stage the advice may well be to ignore but let's figure out what's what.

Given you mention at least one letter not arriving, the first thing you should do is get out the V5C document for the vehicle and check it contains the correct address for the keeper.

If you are sure you never received the postal Notice to Keeper (NtK), you can send a formal complaint to APCOA requesting a copy, evidence of the date they actually sent it and that they cancel it anyway because you cannot be liable as the Keeper and you are under no legal obligation to identify the driver.

You can safely ignore any debt recovery letters from vermin like DRP+. They are powerless to do anything except to scare the low-hanging fruit on the gullible tree into paying out of ignorance and fear.

Even if you did nothing, it would all eventually go away as APCOA are not litigious.

Just weather the useless and powerless debt collector letters. They will eventually stop. Ignore them. Remember, the debt collectors are not a party to any contract allegedly breached by the driver. They cannot do anything except try and scare the low-hanging fruit on the gullible tree into paying out of ignorance and fear.

Yes
Always ignore debt collectors.
APCOA don’t “do” court. If they change their modus operandi, wait for a Letter of Claim and, in the meantime, search the forum for
APCOA Luton
to see the appeal you could have submitted originally and will still form the basis of a defence if necessary.

You can safely ignore any debt recovery letters from vermin like DRP+. They are powerless to do anything except to scare the low-hanging fruit on the gullible tree into paying out of ignorance and fear.

APCOA is likely trying to hoover up unpaid notices from its back catalogue by engaging the likes of TRACE, who will get a percentage of any money they extract from you as their fee.