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Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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Any other alternative email I can try?
See what you can find on Google. Given the suggested communication is a complaint, see what their complaints process says about means through which to contact them with a complaint.

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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Their own website offers no contact details beyond post.

They do have a WhatsApp chat which I have initiated but can’t see that going anywhere. So I will post the complaint letter. Thank you.

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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Come on people… this isn’t rocket science. Just use their online web form to send te complaint. You can just upload the complaint as a pdf and say on the web form “see attached formal complaint letter”.

https://www.parkingeye.co.uk/motorist/complaints/form/
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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Oh sorry and thank you very much. I wasn’t being deliberately blind, I genuinely didn’t find that on the website, only the appeals page!
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Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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As you are requesting information held by Parkingeye that relates to yourself, you are making a subject access request ('SAR') under data protection legislation.  You should send your SAR to Parkingeye's data protection officer's email address privacy@parkingeye.co.uk and cc it to enforcement@parkingeye.co.uk.  Parkingeye will want to see proof of your identity to show that you are the correct data subject.  It will speed things up if you supply this with your SAR rather than waiting for them to request it. A copy of your driving licence should be sufficient.  I generally redact the licence number and part of the photo to prevent misuse.

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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DO NOT, ever, give your drivers license as proof of identity. At least redact the photo and your signature. All they need for a SAR is a copy of your V5C which shows your name and current address. Even just the NtK is sufficient as it already contains your name and address on it.

This is not a SAR. It is a formal complaint. If you want to request a SAR (never recommended at this stage) then you email that to the DPO email address from their privacy statement.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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DO NOT, ever, give your drivers license as proof of identity. At least redact the photo and your signature. All they need for a SAR is a copy of your V5C which shows your name and current address. Even just the NtK is sufficient as it already contains your name and address on it.

This is not a SAR. It is a formal complaint. If you want to request a SAR (never recommended at this stage) then you email that to the DPO email address from their privacy statement.

I disagree.  It is a SAR as well as a formal complaint. The two are not mutually exclusive. The V5C and NTK are proof of address not identity.  There is no harm in providing proof of identity provided it is suitably redacted as I suggested in my previous post.

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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The V5C and NTK are proof of address not identity. 
Whether or not they should, I've found that most parking companies will respond to a SAR when provided with the V5C and a copy of a utility bill.

If providing a driving licence then as you say, always hide the photo, and licence number at a minimum.

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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Agreed

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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OK So I've submitted the letter, saved as a PDF to both their complaints portal as well as their late appeals portal

Already had a 'denial' of late appeal with no right of reply or reason given  ::)


Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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Email it as a subject access request and complaint to the two addresses previously provided

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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Follow that response with the following:

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Subject: Unresolved Formal Complaint – Parking Charge [707348/407430] – VRM [ABC1234]

Dear Sir or Madam,

Thank you for your recent email in which you stated:

“Your request to submit a late appeal has been denied. The evidence you provided did not meet the necessary requirements and we are unable to grant access to the appeals process.”

That response does not address, still less resolve, the formal complaint I raised as registered keeper. To recap:

• I have lived at my current address since 2015.
• I have owned this vehicle since 2019 and my V5C has shown this same correct address throughout.
• I have never received any original Parking Charge Notice, Notice to Keeper or reminder relating to this alleged event on 29 January 2024.

Your “Final Notice” of 13 November 2025 was the first correspondence I have ever seen about this matter.

In those circumstances, I expressly rebut any suggestion that a Notice to Keeper was “given” or delivered to me. Any presumption of delivery is rebuttable and, on these facts, is clearly rebutted.

Your reply:

1. fails to engage with my evidence of non-delivery;
2. fails to provide the posting and addressing records I requested; and
3. attempts to shut down the complaint by asserting that I cannot appeal “because the timeframe has passed”, when the only reason I am out of time is your own failure to serve any Notice to Keeper.

This is not compliant with the Private Parking Single Code of Practice (PPSCoP).

Under Section 11.2, a complaint that questions the validity of a parking charge must be treated as an appeal. You have refused to do so despite knowing that I never received your original notice.

Under Section 8.1.2(e) Note 2, any presumption of delivery is conditional and operators “must retain a record of the date of posting of a notice, not simply of that notice having been generated (e.g. the date that any third-party mail consolidator actually put it in the postal system).”

You have produced no evidence of proper posting or addressing and have ignored my request for:

• the exact name and address used (including any flat/building numbers);
• the date and method of posting; and
• any batch posting records / certificates of posting / mailshot logs.

Unless and until you can produce those records, you cannot establish that any Notice to Keeper was ever “given” in accordance with Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, and you have no lawful basis to pursue me as keeper.

For the avoidance of doubt, I am not admitting to being the driver and I am not identifying the driver.

Please now:

1. Confirm that this is being treated and logged as a formal complaint under the PPSCoP;
2. Provide the posting/address evidence requested above; and
3. Confirm that the case is put on hold for at least 30 days while you properly investigate and respond to my complaint.

If you maintain your refusal to address the complaint or to provide the posting records that the PPSCoP requires you to retain, I will escalate this as a formal misuse-of-data complaint to the DVLA and to your Accredited Trade Association, the BPA. I will also rely on your conduct and these letters in any future court proceedings when inviting the court to find that you have behaved unreasonably.

Yours faithfully,

[Name]
[Postal address]
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience” - Mark Twain

Re: Threatening Parking Eye Claim nearly 2 years on??
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Thanks for your guidance!