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Thanks, fellas.

Any comment on the time and date of the alleged contravention being different on both letters?

They have the BPA logo on the second letter but are not members.

Does the fact the letter is not signed have any legal bearing?
 
all things to discuss with the district judge when you tell him or her about being victim of a parking scam, while politely asking for your costs, to be paid.

Letters don't need to be signed.

Its nice they have said they wont be sending you any more - I'm not sure they meant it.
 
Myself, I would wait and see what happens next and would relish the opportunity to stand up and face the judge to tell him all that has gone on.

However, this is Mrs Secure's parking charge and she is getting anxious and it looks like she will pay to avoid any consequences.

But thank you for all your help and advice, it is very much appreciated and I am very grateful.
 
this is Mrs Secure's parking charge and she is getting anxious and it looks like she will pay to avoid any consequences.
That's a terrible shame.

Nothing you can do along the lines of "You've got me to help you and fight for you - if you just roll over that will only encourage them, and what if next time they go after a frail pensioner with nobody to help them and who really cannot afford to pay"?
 
Done that. But ultimately, it is her neck that she perceives is on the line.
 
Nothing on the line.
- no criminal conviction
- no risk to her credit record
- no chance of a CCJ

worse case scenario is the bill goes up to £200 including court costs. (£35 + £35 from memory)

These scammers rely on people like Mrs securespark to be frightened in to paying.

If you think you cannot persuade her otherwise. The following reply:

"I acknowledge receipt of your standard reply letter dated xx. You do not appear to have properly read my response to your 'claim'. In any case, I have subsequently taken advice on this matter and have been advised that you have zero chance of success if you choose to bring a claim against me, due to the procedural failures I have already pointed out. Should you decide to bring your claim in my local county court, I will rigorously defend the claim and put you to proof of contract and compliance with the necessary requirements of Schedule 4 pof act, which you have failed to comply with. However, against the advice I have received and in light of your failures to allow me to address your lower claim amount, I am willing to offer without prejudice, in full and final settlement the amount of £xx (the original early payment fee) and enclose a cheque for the value."

written in a rush, you'll need to tidy.

If they cash it - they cannot come back for more.

Done that. But ultimately, it is her neck that she perceives is on the line.
Who is the RK? you or her?
 
Done that. But ultimately, it is her neck that she perceives is on the line.
If it goes the same way as it did with my wife who years ago took the easy way out of not contesting an unfair dismissal, one day she will regret it.
 
Is it uncommon or strange for people who allowed themselves to be walked over because they were fearful of taking action, or wanted a quiet life, to later wish that they hadn't been so complicit in their defeat, and to wish that they had stood up for themselves?
 
I know a few people who do that for a quiet life and don't wish that.
 
I've ignored dozens of these. Every time 6 or 7 silly letters from pretend solicitors threatening action, which never happens.
 
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