clifford_- wrote:d-T-r wrote:Depending on who issued it, you might not actually have to pay it so long as you write them a fairly wordy letter detailing the actual law (which no where inidicates you have to pay them! )....you can find advice and Letter templates and stuff for it online fairly easily if you do a search.clifford_- wrote:fucking parking ticket
got my girlfreind out of one from a NCP carpark last year, and more recently one from London bourough of Islington, but im just waiting a few more days to see if they reply but i dont think they will touch wood....and even if they do, Letter No2 should sort em out.
geezer! yea ive been looking into it, just gotta figure out how to word my first appeal, gottta use certain words in a certain order so im led to believe, and most of them get thrown out?
will send u a pm. so long as u word it right, they have to reply to it in the way you have told them to. if they fail to provide the evidence you've asked them for, (main ones being an existing signed contract between you , and proof that you showed them i.d) and within 14 days, then you're all sweet. Some of em will send a letter telling you your chatting shit basically, but theres follow up letters out there aswell which seem to have a good success rate. They'll try and use scare tactics and threats of debt collectors and all sortrs but the technical stuff remains the same.
oh and, even if you do appeal a ticket, the worst than can happen is you eventually have to pay it at the orignal price , and not the price they raise it to after a certain ammount of time. so at worst all you're doing is putting off paying it (via 1 -3 letters ) till they get too pissed off with the time they're spending on you and give up cos majority of people pay them without blinking an eye.
