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Re: Incorrect NIP
DIR By: dillon200
Date: May 13, 2025, 11:07 am
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--- Quote from: JustLoveCars link ---
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> [quote author=dillon200 link=topic=6310.msg71253#msg71253
date=1747140528]
> The question still is, Do I just ignore this for now or do I
reply saying not known at this address ?
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Did your employer let you know about the offence when they
received the NIP?
[/quote]
No they did not, it just arrived in the post. but to be fair Ive
been on holiday.
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Re: Incorrect NIP
DIR By: dillon200
Date: May 13, 2025, 11:25 am
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Ok well thank you all for your advice on this, I read through
the NIP sent to me and all though it says that only the person
it is addressed to can answer as does the web site the QR code
takes you to, There is facility to tell them that their details
are wrong and how. So that is what I have done.
I was kind of hoping that their mistake would render this null
and void but in reality that's only a dream. To answer some one
else's question I have zero points and can afford the £100 fine
I will get or a speed awareness course if they offer. Ive been
driving over 50yrs and have and all ways and will all ways
consider these things as an occupational hazard.
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Re: Incorrect NIP
DIR By: BertB
Date: May 14, 2025, 3:43 am
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So you don't dispute that it is you driving your vehicle for the
time and location of the offence?
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Re: Incorrect NIP
DIR By: dillon200
Date: May 14, 2025, 7:44 am
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> So you don't dispute that it is you driving your vehicle for
the time and location of the offence?
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No as I said its all correct except for my Surname.
This is a game we play, with US on one side and the police on
the other, Their are rules that have to be abided by both sides.
Sometimes one side will score and sometimes the other, but if
that goal is off side then it doesn't count.
I believe that in this case the police are off side and their
goal should be disallowed.
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Re: Incorrect NIP
DIR By: NewJudge
Date: May 14, 2025, 11:08 am
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> This is a game we play, with US on one side and the police on
the other,...
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If you approach this with that attitude there is every
likelihood it will end in tears, if not for you then for
somebody else.
If you simply ignore this, it is unlikely to go away. At the
very least I would be inclined to discover who provided your
details and exactly what they provided. That way you can
discover where the error occurred and be better informed to make
a decision what to do.
If you are looking to see this dealt with by way of a course or
Fixed Penalty you need to clarify the situation with the police.
Yes, you might see either an acquittal or no further action. But
you might not and a conviction will cost a lot more than £100.
The Criminal Justice System is never a game. The police may be
called offside, but VAR may come to their rescue. 8)
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Re: Incorrect NIP
DIR By: dillon200
Date: May 14, 2025, 11:24 am
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> Sorry but that is lodd of codswallop. Someone (might be at
your company, might be at leasing company) has likely supplied
the wrong name to the police. The police can only work with the
information they are supplied.
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> You have been given good advice on how to deal with this.
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I thank you for your advice and I have taken it and done what I
think is the right action, I have notified the Police of the
mistake, I can not change who made it or help them if the police
decide to punish them. But I have been straight up and honest
and will take the consequences.
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