ok i have recieved a letter from the company about the entrance fee/ PCN. its says: as the current DVLA registered owner/keeper of the above stated vehicle you are liable to pay any any charges regarding this vehicle. as we hold photographic evidence of the violation on file, we are not required to place a PCN on your vehicle at the time of parking. the PCN was issued legally and correctly in accordance with the prominently displayed terms and conditions. The parking limit is in place to deter those who park for extended periods of time. in response to your representations, and as a gesture of goodwill we will accept the reduced charge of £85 if recieved by us within 7 days of the date of this letter, after which point we will require the full amount £170. they have photographs yes, but none of me driving pass the terms and conditions, parked or even stationary.

yeah i mean the funny thing is they've sent me photographic evidence of me driving into a side road which had no signs or notices placed about any T&C's what so ever. althought they said they have photographic evidence of me parked!!!!!..... although i did park on the side road (which they have no photographic eveidence of as well no notices warning people not to park) they have sent me 2 photos one entering the side road leading to the car park and one photo driving out of the side road......no photos of me actually parked, leaving or entering the car park at all. i cant imagine how many people they have wripped off with this dodgy [problem] because thats what this is.

Madder i have no idea......i mean if people accidently turn into the car park, the apparently " Agreed to be bound by these terms and conditions" NO I HAVE NOT AGREED JonCris good idea im going with the camera now

its an entrance fee although the person whom apparently "parked on our clients private property" is different to the owner of the car. therefore the person who the PCN is issued to according to the piece of paper is different to the person that may have actually parked on the private property. ROGEREBAKER i also paid a visit to the address where the "patrol recorded your vehicle". the terms and conditions i posted yesterday WERE NOT placed clearly as they should have been according to the piece of paper i recieved from the company. the pcn states that the T&Cs were clearly placed at the entrance of the car park......as long as i have not parked past the T&C's the PCN should not be valid right?

i just got a piece of paper demanding £170 (£85 if paid within 14 days) which had been issued by a company called UK parking control ltd. according to the letter i entered a 'clients private property' and was parked there for 40 minutes. apparently the following terms and conditions were 'clearly placed at the entrance of the car park, and prominent places within the car park' (which in need to go back to the car park and check): PARKING CONDITIONS ENTRANCE FEE £170 (£85 IF PAID WITHIN 14 DAYS) you agree to be bound by these terms and conditions when you enter this private car park for any reason. (i.e. your vehicle is parked or stationary, or are delivering/collecting or you have broken down) you agree to pay the sum of £170 (£85 if paid within 14 days) to the UK parking control ltd. i find this......cant think of the word..... what should be done???

hello all this is my first post, and the forum has been really helpful. i was hoping someone could help me with my particular pcn problem. i was parked on a single yellow line in luton and went into a takeaway to collect my food order. as i collected the order i saw a traffic warden WALKING up to my car as i pulled away the warden lifted my windscreen wiper and stuck the pcn with out actually placing it in the plastic wallet (if this helps my case). i also noticed that the pcn was not even fully printed before the warden attached it to my wiper as the bottom 1/5th of the pcn was not even printed properly. do i have a chance