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Final Demand issued by ANPR365 on a resolved POPLA case?
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As the title suggests, i had a invoice from the above cowboys and appealed via POPLA. They failed to submit any evidence so POPLA handed me the win.

Still getting demands from these clowns, the number i have for them doesnt work, i guess i just ignore or is there something better i can do?
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Firstly, https://www.ftla.uk/private-parking-tickets/read-this-first-private-parking-charges-forum-guide/

Secondly, please post what you’re talking about.

In the absence of these, how do you expect anyone to help you?

But if POPLA upheld your appeal, then, yes, I would ignore. The ball is in their court.
« Last Edit: December 23, 2025, 01:21:27 pm by jfollows »
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Apologies, i thought the title was pretty self explanatory, but i had a PCN which i challenged and was successful but ANPR365 still have it on their website as live and payable despite me contesting and winning the dispute via POPLA.

im not the one the letter is addressed to so i am thinking i just leave it as it must be costing them money to send these reminders etc.

Cheers
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Double check everything.

You need to be 100% certain that there is only one PCN outstanding so make sure all the reference numbers are identical.
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Yep, checked the two i had from them and both successsfully appealled.
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If YOU appealed a PCN that was issued to YOU and YOU were successful at POPLA, then what has the "final demand letter" got to do with anything if it is NOT addressed to YOU? Who is it actually addressed to?
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Quote from: b789 on December 23, 2025, 04:42:39 pm
If YOU appealed a PCN that was issued to YOU and YOU were successful at POPLA, then what has the "final demand letter" got to do with anything if it is NOT addressed to YOU? Who is it actually addressed to?

My Daughter.
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So who were the PCNs addressed to? you or your daughter?
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Bus driving since 1973. My advice, if you have a PSV licence, destroy it when you get to 65 or you'll be forever in demand.
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Quote from: roythebus on December 23, 2025, 05:02:26 pm
So who were the PCNs addressed to? you or your daughter?

As above. She challenged it with the help on here. She won. Now she has a Final Demand despite being successful.

All i wanted to know is if i should get in touch with them to let them know they lost or if i should just leave it and let them spend money on bailiffs etc
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Your daughter needs to reply, not you.
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You can reply as your daughter or she can do it herself with the following to dataprotection@anpr365.co.uk; info@anpr365.co.ukand CC aos@britishparking.co.uk and yourself:

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CEASE AND DESIST – POPLA DECISION BINDING

To ANPR365,

You are continuing to pursue Parking Charge Notice reference [PCN NUMBER].

That charge was cancelled by POPLA after you failed to submit any evidence. The POPLA decision is final and binding on you. The charge no longer exists.

There is therefore no debt, no liability, and no lawful basis for further contact.

Your continued demands are improper and amount to harassment and unlawful processing of personal data. If this continues, I will escalate complaints to the BPA, DVLA, and ICO without further warning.

You are now on notice to:

• Cease all contact immediately
• Remove this PCN from your systems
• Stop processing any data relating to it

Any further correspondence will simply refer you to the response given in Arkell v Pressdram (1971).

This is your only warning.
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Quote from: b789 on December 23, 2025, 05:15:32 pm
You can reply as your daughter or she can do it herself with the following to dataprotection@anpr365.co.uk; info@anpr365.co.ukand CC aos@britishparking.co.uk and yourself:

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CEASE AND DESIST – POPLA DECISION BINDING

To ANPR365,

You are continuing to pursue Parking Charge Notice reference [PCN NUMBER].

That charge was cancelled by POPLA after you failed to submit any evidence. The POPLA decision is final and binding on you. The charge no longer exists.

There is therefore no debt, no liability, and no lawful basis for further contact.

Your continued demands are improper and amount to harassment and unlawful processing of personal data. If this continues, I will escalate complaints to the BPA, DVLA, and ICO without further warning.

You are now on notice to:

• Cease all contact immediately
• Remove this PCN from your systems
• Stop processing any data relating to it

Any further correspondence will simply refer you to the response given in Arkell v Pressdram (1971).

This is your only warning.


Thank you, much appreciated.
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