BillyBullens
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well got another threatogram today after over a year from 'debt recovery services'??. Again saying if I don't pay £170 this time they will recommend their client parking eye take me to court. Funny they've also change the wording of the 'offense' to overstaying allowed time. Their incompetence knows no bounds. No PAP letter before claim of course, so I'll expect another threat through the letter box in a fortnight then nothing again till next spring
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apologies if my tone was unacceptable. I really wanted to take this lot to court Anyway it's been a year since I've heard anything. The advice given to me in this thread is good and anyone in the same position should consider the same course of action
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3 months on nothing. So if you are reading this Parking eye...post the PAP/court papers you [removed]
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Another threatogram received yesterday. Again saying they may recommend Parking Eye take legal action. I'm comfortable with this and prepared to go to court over it.
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Next stage today... Equita threatogram telling me they may recommend parking eye to take me to court should i not pay them £160. I should also be aware of the Beavis case that they won it's now in the bin
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I as the registered keep er has recieved the 'notification' you're right it doesn't mention will or who in the letter. So I'll just keep ignoring till the court papers come (if they do of course)
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well 6 months on and just before Christmas they have finally replied. They have sent me a LETTER BEFORE COUTY COURT CLAIM ..telling me my POPLA appeal was unsuccesful and offering me the opportunity to pay £100 before possible court proceedings. They also remided me of a previous court case that went in their favour Because these are not court papers I was going to ignore, but is it worth sending a letter to them with my intentions to defend this speculative invoice? Thanks again
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nothing heard in 8 weeks now. Don't know if that's because there's a POPLA backlog of course, or maybe common sense has prevailed?
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cheers mate. Appeal sent to POPLA I will ignore any further correspondance until it's official court papers
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Thanks again for advice... I have today received notice that they have rejected my appeal (LOL) and they have issued me a 10 digit POPLA code. So I'm guessing I send the previous replies to them and reiterate my stance that the fee was paid so there's no breach of contract and that i am more than happy to go to court
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many thanks I'll go with that as you've written it
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Cheers people, I have had a read regarding case law and found the Parking Eye v Heggie case one that is about a mistyped registration number. I am intending to send this letter, please advise if it needs any changes. Thanks "I am not prepared to pay this PCN. The fee for car parking was paid on the day I have told you the driver has inputted an incorrect registration number and that should you check your system, you will see this to be the case. The Parking Eye v Heggie case law set a precedent and should you persue this unjust charge, i am more than prepared to go to court. This is simply an error that can be resolved without wasting people's time"
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next step.... parking eye have said they have refered the appeal for 28 days until i supply them with the details of the driver and his/her postal address. I'm guessing ignore then POPLA? Cheers
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No mate, she never visited the hotel. We often park in that car park when in the city center
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