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Yes, sorry: This is the parking signhttps://ibb.co/zhnTLVr9These are the instructions to register on site to avoid fineshttps://ibb.co/zHtqfCB7This is what it looks like when you try to registerhttps://ibb.co/bgqLZS1bI probably did identify myself, my response in the appeal was:I did enter the car park, but only to use the public commercial electric car charger from egg. Please see attached invoice. The charger says to go into goals itself and enter a reg number but goals is not open at 7.44 (I believe it does not open until 10am). As you can see I only charged the car from 7.44 to 8.28 and did not park.Their response was:Whilst we note the comments and reason for appeal, we can confirm that the vehicle remained on site for 44 minutes with no payment made to authorise your stay. We must advise that this car park is run by Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras which take a time and date stamped image of the vehicle on entry and exit, measuring the length of time the vehicle remained on site. This information is then cross-referenced with the data from the payment services. Due to no payment being found, we can confirm that this PCN has been issued correctly.I will find the original ticket.

Hi, I wonder if I have a case? I am receiving letters from debt recovery plus regarding an incident when I changed my electric car at a commercial charger at Goals Beckenham. There are a lot of parking signs in the car park (there is one available charge, for all day parking), but also a lot of notices (including on the charger) that I'd you are customer then you should go into reception and register. My problem is that I went in to charge at 07.40 and stayed for 44 minutes. As I paid on the app then I have a full receipt with car, date and time. The goals reception does not open until 10am so there is nowhere to register in the morning. When I received the original ticket I appealed and included my receipt for the charging. However it was denied on the basis that I entered the car park. Unfortunately I missed the email refusing and it said I had 28 days to appeal to popla. I missed this message, so did not follow up with popla. I now have debt recovery letters threatening court if I don't pay a higher fine. Do I have a case if I take it to court?