Private parking notice, Letter of claim Options

[Tazmaina69]

Hi all this is my first post and hope to get some advice from some on this but also at the same time share my journey of the Parking Charge Notice (PCN). Have received from Napier parking a letter Notice to keeper regarding a fixed charge notice, but the time and date of issue I was at work so could not have possibly been there (have evidence). I phoned Napier but they where not intrested and just demand that I pay up & saying that someone else must have used my car etc. No one has used my car to my knowledge ( I live in a shared house) so can not give them a name as nobody admit to using it (they all have their own cars) but again explained all this but to my surprise still not interested.
So thats a bit of background so decided to ignore all letters until received one from bwlegal letter of claim, to pay up to prevent legal action I have previously ignored everything from them but should I know start taking things more seriously?
I understand that the law has changed and read that they do take people to court but feel that if I contacted them and provide evidence they will still just demand payment as that is all they are interested in so should I just wait till the official court papers come through or start up communications with bwlegal.
Some advice on how to handle this would be much appreciated.
Carl

[nosferatu1001]

I would make it far shorter

The more you write, the more wiggle room there is

To...
I am the registered keeper of x vehicle

On x date and y time the vehicle was parked at my work located at z and no one else had access. I am therefore at a loss as to why you have contacted me.

I suggest you recheck your records as you may have a misread, or the vehicle has been cloned. If you still insist this is my vehicle I require timed and dated photographs clearly showing the vehicle x parked within the boundary of caroark at... so I am able to inform the police of a cloned vehicle.