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I recently got a parking eye ticket for overstaying at an aldi car park.

 

I was there for 2 hours 15 mins and the time limit was 1 hour 30 mins.

 

In the pictures my licence plate was not visible on one of the pics due to glare.

 

I emailed them sand told them I would not be paying said charge

but if they had further picture evidence I would be happy to pay £0 due to the financial losses suffered due to this apparent overstay.

I did not state I was the driver.

I told them not to contact me again unless they were sending me a popla appeals reference number,

 

They have now sent me two follow up letters.

One saying I need to provide evidence I was in Aldi. I don't know what this has to do with anything.

 

But they have also sent another letter stating they are entitled to take enforcement action against me if I do not pay

and that under schedule 4 of the protection of freedoms act 2012 that the driver is required to pay this fine.

 

They say they have the right to recover this charge under paragraph 9 of this protection of freedoms act,

they have kindly put it on hold for 14 days while I provide further evidence.

 

 

I know people say its best to just ignore them, I wish I had now.

 

But what do people think my next course of action should be.

 

I have no intention of paying them but i have not heard of anyone recieving a letter of this kind before .

 

thanks in advance

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exciting stuff there next move will be some more letters and fake solicitors letters then they will do

 

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nothing

 

You could always take things up with Aldi and state you will never shop there again or something along those lines you may get some free vouchers:shock:

If i have helped in any way hit my star.

any advice given is based on experience and learnt from this site :-)

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You haven't damaged your position at all by sending the letters you did.

 

Ignore - is not necessarliy the best advice.

 

Don't worry now. You've done your bit.

Now is the time to ignore

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This happened to me and I ignored letters. After 3 of them they gave up. I agree that your contact to date is fine but forget it now.

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