24-09-13, 03:56 PM
Quote:Ignore is not the most up to date advice, the latest best course of action is to send the prove contract and breakdown of costs letter then ignore.
That depends on the situation. Firstly the best thing to do is avoid getting a ticket in the first place.
If the parking company is not a member of the BPA, then ignore will do nicely as it's unlikely that they will be able to contact you.
Quote:Your CAB advice link above is broken but there are plenty of examples on CAG where CAB have advised to pay the invoice then try to claim it back - not sure why you are questioning this, I wasn't digging at you, I was just trying to clarify for the OP that there is misleading advice on the net and from CAB ( who in my experience are not experts in anything).
Sorry, will post link again, it's a long one so maybe that's the prob. If it doesnae work just google Citizens Advice Bureau and parking tickets. There's some quite good and detailed advice there, so I dunno why you are slagging em off.
http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/wales/cons...kets_e.htm
or cut and paste this;
www.adviceguide.org.uk/wales/consumer_w/consumer_cars_and_other_vehicles_e/consumer_driving_and_parking_e/consumer_parking_tickets_e.htm