Euro Car parks well known !!
From what you say sounds like they are breaking several laws themselves in your instance. Not for the first time is my wager...
keep the letters, don't reply. Some people have fun seeing how much expense they can get these companies to lay out on their forlorn mission to scam people. it is a percentage a game, a percentage of people just pay up !
these companies pay DVLA 2.50 gbp a pop to get your details - one of the reasons HMG does nothing about them IMV.
These companies expect the Registered Keeper to pay up - but who parked the car ? ?
After three or four letters you may well get a letter saying they are passing your 'debt' onto a collection agency. the agencies these people use often have the same address as the company - you can guess why.
if a debt colection agency does end up writing to you you just tell them the debt is disputed and that is the end of their involvement. debt collection agencies have no powers or authority in law.
the whole scam is schoolboyish in its level but these people prosper on the back of it. for that reason alone people everywhere should resist. So tell your friends about the scam.
visit pepipoo. Don't just pop a post in, there are answers a plenty there already (on this issue and on Euro Car Parks in particular).
Lots of people there are trying to get one of these companies to take them to court - and to get them to actually turn up on the day !
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p.s. No point in having a sign by the entrance - that would after the fact of parking and a complete 'ornament'.
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Some people have suggested to me that it is possible to escalate the costs to the scammer company by putting 100 envelopes with the companies payment address printed on them of such a size to hold a cheque in the post over a period a week or two. Some suggest using windowed envelopes and printing 100 slips with the address of the company to effect the addressing. If the stamps fell off these envelopes the company would have to pay the best part of two quid per envelope to the post office. Greed would very likely make them pay for those envelopes to be delivered. Not sure of the legality of doing this so I do not recommend it - if anyone does suggest it to you I suggest you don't rush into it but consider carefully my text.
Some suggest looking up the Directors information and signing up their home address for all kinds of catalogues and junk mailing gumph - again think carefully about this kind of advice.
These are not methods used by the folks of pepipoo - pepipoo uses the law, it does NOT abuse it and it does not help people get out of valid speeding fines who are processed fairly and according to the law.
It is not a loophole place. It is an informative place