I dont know where they get the figures from, but from reading the forums the £3 per day seems the standard accross the board for these companies. The line saying as a gesture of goodwill they would accept less, proves how desperate they are for the cash in my eyes.....but like others it was enough to put me in 2 minds whether to respond or not.....glad I havent. cheers

sorry about the thumbnail! the letter says they have sent 2 reminders and "By parking in the area you did you entered a contractual agreement to pay £75. plus £3 per day excess charges if payment was not received in 10 days. You have clearly failed to honour this contract; therefore today I have prepared papers for court action to recover the amount due and any expenses incurred in recovery." it then gives contact details and states "If we do not hear from you in 7 days of this letter we will proceed as outlined above. The amount now owing stands at £150 (capped). As a gesture of goodwill we will accept £120 as full and final settlement if sent within 7 days of this letter. then it gives spiel about how ukcps is an etical company etc After ignoring the first reminders I was just a little unsure as to continue ignoring these letters or send a response using the templates provided on here...?

Hi all, I received a £75 parking "fine" from UKCPS when I had parked at the side of a takeaway in the early hours of a sunday morning to collect a pizza. As usual, the pizza wasnt ready at the suggested time! When I returned to the car I found I had been issued this ticket and was in shock. I read on the forums the best advice was to sit back and do nothing as I would receive letters once they had obtained the registration details from the DVLA. So I sat back....I have now received the following letter which I have attatched, and was just checking to see if this was the normal procedure for UKCPS and that I should continue to ignore the letters. Thanks in advance