DRP- demand for payment ANPR Parking Services unpaid parking charge

[basmati]

Had received a parking notice before but ignored. Now a second letter came to the post demanding £160 to be paid, failure to pay a court action will be taken to recover what I owe. What shall I do? Please help

[dx100uk]

doesn't say will anything.

read it properly

 

please fill this out and paste the Q&A back here

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?462118-Have-you-received-a-Parking-Ticket

[basmati]

parking charge date: 22/04/16

 

Creditor is ANPR Parking Services

 

Date of this second notice: 30/05/16- which was sent by DRP

 

First notice- i ignored.

 

DEMAND FOR PAYMENT OF UNPAID PARKING CHARGE £160-

Our client has written to you about an unpaid parking charge detailed above.

As they have not received the payment, they have referred the matter to us for collection.

WHAT IF YOU DON'T PAY WHAT YOU OWE:

If you are liable for this charge and do not pay the full amount by 13/06/16

or if you have not agreed a payment option with us by then,

we will recommend to the creditor that court action should be taken to recover what you owe.

[Windowfitter1987]

Have a look at my thread about DRP, that should set your mind at ease

[basmati]

windowfitter1987- have received yet another letter since your last one

[Windowfitter1987]

I've received one offering a reduced payment to close the matter, I've ignored and heard nothing since!

The letters do look scary but people on here were very helpful and put my mind at ease

[basmati]

yes you are right. I have read a lot about this issue and I am more optimistic now rather than a scaredy-cat. thanks.

[basmati]

so i just have to ignore.

[ericsbrother]

ignore all dca's as they ahve no rights or interest in the matter. If they claim otherwise they might see the inside of a prison. that is why they sya they "recommend" or they are "minded to" rather than saying what they are going to do- nothing other than write again if someone pays them to do so.

btw, I now want £200 for the advice and a fee of aonther £40 for delivering it. Not impressed? well, that is the level they work on