Yes it is ParkingEye. Do they actually go as far as issuing Court Proceedings....or send round Bailiffs. My main concern is hassling letters to my son. I know the general consensu is 'ignore'...but would you at least think it a good idea for my son to reply, stating that he may be the registered keeper but he was not the driver & he was not even in the country on the date of the incident & that this can be proven....just wondered if it would 'nip it in the bud'...in the hope that they just think it's not worth persuing ???

Hello all I'm new to this forum & have a problem which I am hoping someone can help me with can you offer me some accurate advice please I received a PCN for parking in Aldi whilst driving my sons car. This is the info: Registered keeper - my son, who did not commit the alleged offence & in fact he was on holiday abroad at the time so should be no problem in proving he did not commit the offence There is a sign in the car park stating maximum stay 2 hours & no return within 4 hours, also displays fine price of £70 - no excuses here I just didn't read it, I thought it was just stating for Aldi customers only. I did go in the store first to buy some food items & then nipped across the raod (town area) & probably ended up being longer than intended....it states entered at 12.01 & departed 15.06y It offers a reduced fee of £40 if pay within 10 days I have read that these people do not have any legal right to issue fines & of course the fine is adressed to my son but he was not the driver. This sort of thing really gets me annoyed but I am just worried on backlash for my son & don't want to get him into trouble. Urgent advice needed Many thanks