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@dx100uk I looked at the PCNs on Myparkingspace and the PCN dated 06/96/2017 is an ANPR photo of car arriving/departing the car park. @lookinforinfocounty court claim has been made. No idea of the steps after submitting a defence (or when/I’d that leads to court) but I’ll be reading up soon enough. Yes to all the stuff re: VCN/DVLA and potential misuse of GDPR. Fingers crossed that they’ve messed up -
By BankFodder · Posted
By all means you should certainly try to reported to Trading Standards. However, you should understand now that nothing will come of it. They may put it on their database that they will do nothing at all. Not only that, even if they could do something they will have the same difficulty as we have – of tracking down his real name and his whereabouts. Have you carried out a land registry check on the address you have using the web link that I have given you? -
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By lookinforinfo · Posted
I have just posted this on Bill Stewart's thread as both of you share a common PCN and crook [VCS}. The bad news is that Scotland passed the Transport Bill in 2019 which included making the keeper responsible if certain things are in order.{ Thank you Nicola} The good news I think, is that all the signs are in the name of Excel, so still sit on your hands. So if you could get photos of the sign at the entrance to the car park plus other signs inside the car park and on the payment meter we will then know the involvement of Excel and VCS. They are both separate companies so only one of them will have the contract with the landowner. -
By lookinforinfo · Posted
The bad news is that Scotland passed the Transport Bill in 2019 which included making the keeper responsible if certain things are in order.{ Thank you Nicola} The good news I think, is that all the signs are in the name of Excel, so still sit on your hands. So if you could get photos of the sign at the entrance to the car park plus other signs inside the car park and on the payment meter we will then know the involvement of Excel and VCS. They are both separate companies so only one of them will have the contract with the landowner.
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