Feeling Victimised
Discussion
So last Sunday I get a phone call from Santander revealing my bank card has been cloned and someone has just tried to spend nearly £200 of my hard earned cash on clothes. Card blocked, had to borrow cash and put fuel on a credit card for the last week. Some absolute scum out there.
This morning, brilliant - my new card arrives! Along with a heart attack moment when I open up a notice of intended prosecution for doing 59 in a 50 near Bournemouth back in March. I've never been to Bournemouth and they have one letter wrong on the reg plate. In addition to this I would have been at work.
Feel like I'm being targeted lol!
This morning, brilliant - my new card arrives! Along with a heart attack moment when I open up a notice of intended prosecution for doing 59 in a 50 near Bournemouth back in March. I've never been to Bournemouth and they have one letter wrong on the reg plate. In addition to this I would have been at work.
Feel like I'm being targeted lol!
Edited by dsmith1990 on Saturday 8th September 14:50
dsmith1990 said:
No idea. I've not been down that way and would have been at work too so could even pull off some evidence off the system should I need to
Now i've got my card it will be going on beer tonight
Now i've got my card it will be going on beer tonight
Edited by dsmith1990 on Saturday 8th September 13:11
I'm sure if you have reliable witnesses at work who are willing to speak on your behalf everything will be fine.
Juice of some description seems to be the folly of the petrolhead, amber nectar or fuel!

The Seer said:
I'm sure if you have reliable witnesses at work who are willing to speak on your behalf everything will be fine.
Juice of some description seems to be the folly of the petrolhead, amber nectar or fuel!

Probably owe you a pint of the amber stuff after your buying advice back in Feb!
Well they've taken their time to send out the NIP. I believe six months is the deadline for prosecution (maybe someone in the know could clarify). They're usually received within two weeks of the offence.
If your reg is one digit out, maybe they couldn't find the other vehicle/owner & took a stab in the dark so to speak.
If your reg is one digit out, maybe they couldn't find the other vehicle/owner & took a stab in the dark so to speak.
If it's a camera they have to issue a NIP within 14 days. All the Police ave to do is prove that the NIP wa issued to you within the 14 day period regardless of when it was delivered to you. Look at the issue date, if it is after the 14 day period then it is out of date and no prosecution can take place.
Any summons to appear in court has to be issued within 6 months of the offence taking place, that's the law.
If the reg number is deiffeent from your car's then there is no offence to answer. Add that you can prove you were elsewhere, again they cannot prosecute you. Is it the same make and model of car? Ask for a picture from the camera.
Any summons to appear in court has to be issued within 6 months of the offence taking place, that's the law.
If the reg number is deiffeent from your car's then there is no offence to answer. Add that you can prove you were elsewhere, again they cannot prosecute you. Is it the same make and model of car? Ask for a picture from the camera.
dsmith1990 said:
The Seer said:
I'm sure if you have reliable witnesses at work who are willing to speak on your behalf everything will be fine.
Juice of some description seems to be the folly of the petrolhead, amber nectar or fuel!

Probably owe you a pint of the amber stuff after your buying advice back in Feb!
No worries mate, you're welcome!

ARAF said:
So, wrong on two counts? I'd give them a piece of my mind. 
And publicise the fact on local radio if you can. IMO far more people get sent wrong NIP's etc than we ever hear about, and I wouldnt be surprised if many of them wrongly accept the punishment because they dont know how to fight it. 
There have been cases here where the have got the road wrong, cars wrong, speed limit wrong etc etc
And there is no doubt people have just accepted it because they either didnt know or werent sure about circumstances.
dsmith1990 said:
Well, I had a go at them on the phone, not that they wanted to believe me at first stating that the vehicle was insured at my address...until I told them to read the plate carefully.
Letter of apology received...perhaps I should frame it! Joke.
Letter of apology received...perhaps I should frame it! Joke.
Little man in street = one. Knob ends that run country = 0
Nice

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