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Private parking tickets / Re: Notice to keeper PCN
« on: June 06, 2026, 10:24:55 am »
If I've found the right place on Google maps I'd agree signage is woefully lacking, one densely worded sign on a wall, no signs on the entrances etc. So it really isn't clear it's private land.

Need to see the PCN though, was it on the windscreen? Have you had anything through the post (NTK.?). Which operator will alsomake a difference in how this will play out.

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Private parking tickets / Re: PCN - Parkingeye - Overstaying time
« on: June 02, 2026, 06:20:50 pm »
Their PCNs are reasonably compliant although some have argued against this.

I think they've closed that loophole, their PCNs now invite the keeper to pay the charge.

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Private parking tickets / Re: Parkingeye PCN at Asda Swanley
« on: June 01, 2026, 09:11:41 pm »
The driver may wish to go to Specsavers, Google Street View clearly shows multiple signs back in 2018 so clearly not a new thing.

We need to see the PCN, both sides, but its likely to be POFA compliant, recent Parkingeye PCNs now include the wording inviting the keeper to pay.

Why did the driver overstay in ASDA, massive shopping trip or did they go elsewhere. If you want this closing down its either speak to ASDA or appeal to parkingeye but you will need a good reason to get them to cancel it.

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Have you had a response from POPLA?

Can't see this going to court, they would have to have a very compelling argument to convince a judge that a contract had been entered into in 60 seconds.

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There's nothing to gain by engaging with them at this stage, wait for a letter of claim from DCBL legal.

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If it's not addressed to you, you can't appeal it. The person who received the PCN needs to appeal or name you as the driver and transfer liability to you.

The signs are fairly clear the car park is for customer use therefore as you can't be a customer if the store isn't open you'd be breaching the terms. Not to mention the point about needing to register. Many car parks have no way to 'pay' and you get 5 minutes to get in, read the signs and leave, that's the consideration period which given Aldi car parks aren't big and was likely empty at that time of night should have been enough time.

You haven't shown us the back of the PCN although I suspect it is POFA compliant, it was given in the correct time frame and I've noticed they've changed the wording g to invite the keeper to pay.

Either way at this point not your problem unless the keeper tells them you were driving, then the for appeals resets. In that case you will need a stronger defence than I tried to payo but couldnt. Looks like a building site on GSV so I suspect a new store with lots of shiny new signage. You can even see the signs warning new rules in place in your photos.

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It's standard, the argument is you get a discount for quick payment, if you dispute the PCN they want the full amount. Does your Evology account normally get debited when using this car park? Not all Evology car parks auto debit your account, many are simply app payment when you use them.

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Private parking tickets / Re: Overstay at B&M car park
« on: May 18, 2026, 07:59:44 am »
You're going to need to be pretty convincing to justify that length of time in a B & M. Did you spend a lot, have you still got the receipt? B & M is your best bet to get it cancelled, provided you really didn't spend that length of time in store.

Not sure what the 29 days comment refers to above as I think that is correct. The act allows the PPC to transfer liability to the keeper after 28 days, I.e. 29 days.

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Intercity125 gave you a response to send. You need to rebut the local.

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Personally I'd cut the waffle and keep it brief. The driver wasn't able to find a space and was unable to leave quickly as the site was congested.

They won't know there was a problem on site when the driver was there so as far as they are concerned the driver broke the rules.

All the stuff about entry and exit images isn't going to make any difference for a first appeal, that's how ANPR enforcement works.  You'll get someone on minimum wage assessing your initial appeal, make it easy for them to grant it, don't hide a half decent appeal reason amongst a load of legal waffle, they will just gloss over it.

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Not an Aldi car park, you'll need to speak to the managing agent of the retail park. Or if you have receipt you could appeal to G24 on the basis the driver was a genuine customer (although 3 hours in Aldi is a long time). Don't name the driver though.

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Private parking tickets / Re: BPA/Parking Eye - Lee Valley Ice Centre
« on: April 26, 2026, 06:00:28 pm »
The PCN is POFA compliant so no wiggling out that way. Best bet is to appeal based on the grounds you've outlined, you might get it reduced to £20 for a keying error. Have you spoken to the ice centre to get it cancelled?

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Should you pay, up to you, from what you've described the driver  breached theterms and conditions of the car par, so is liable for the charge. There may grounds for appeal, the time discrepancy for one if you have good evidence. Challenging parkingvs stopping is u likely to win an appeal, especially withan IPC affiliated company and IAS. So unless you paying next steps will either work through the appeals process (recommended) and endure the debt collectors letters. Eventually you will get a letterofclai that can't be ignored. If you engage with the legal process they will ost likely give up before they have to pay the court fee.

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And the wording, if the receipt references an expiry time we might have something to work with.

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That's the way ANPR enforcement works, the 10 minute grace period is to get to and from the parking space amongst other things. Appealing on the basis that time on site doesn't equal time parked won't win an appeal, especially with Excel parking.

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