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    • 1 Date of the infringement 02nd February 2024 2 Date on the NTK [this must have been received within 14 days from the 'offence' date] 14th May 2024 PDF scan done Redacted and Attached 3 Date received 20th May 2024 4 Does the NTK mention schedule 4 of The Protections of Freedoms Act 2012? [Y/N?] Not that I can see 5 Is there any photographic evidence of the event? Yes? (Photo of my car entering at 23:34 on the PCN itself, and leaving at 23:57 only visible on the appeals site, but I don't see how parking for 23 minutes is against the rules anyway?) 6 Have you appealed? [Y/N?] post up your appeal] No Have you had a response? [Y/N?] N/A 7 Who is the parking company? Met Parking Services 8. Where exactly [carpark name and town] Southgate Park, Stansted (346) For either option, does it say which appeals body they operate under. POPLA Any advice is greatly appreciated. Many thanks. redacted parking charge.pdf
    • Slow down a bit, this will be OK.   You have another three days, yes?  Hopefully people will be along to advise later. HB  
    • Thank you All, i apologise for the lack of paragraphs  i'm new and unsure how to use this and cannot convert my photos of the forms  to pdf's sorry so i really don't know what do, was very stressed with everthing going on without his happening. i don't know if i should just plead guilty  online because i'm going to run out of time and worried. There's loads of forms  but it's mainly three options to plead guili don't y i want to attend court, guilty i don't want to attend court, Not guilty. and then two options to plead to the speeding offence and failure to give information. The another page for migation and others for details like earnings etc
    • We see quite a lot of our members receive a series of "Final Notices" . WE assume that it is to put the fear of God into you but after three or four it becomes a bit of a joke . But it is up to them if they want to waste time and money sending them out it is their prerogative. Maybe they themselves don't know what to do .  They have the choices of giving up, keep writing less and less scary letters or go to Court and become a laughing stock.  Anyone with even  half a brain would know what to do. Sadly Met doesn't seem to have anyone there who quite makes the half brain criteria.
    • Enough. I'm closing this thread for now as it's serving no purpose currently. If you have other questions later then feel free to report a post on the thread (see Report at the bottom of any post) and ask for it to be reopened. HB
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Saved up for 2 years to buy a new kitchen.Paid £5000 to MFI after I received an invoice (dated 30 April) on 4 May 2007.Paid on 7 May and with invoice was given a delivery date of 25 May and installation to begin 29 May.

No kitchen arrived and was told over phone that because I didn`t pay for kitchen by 27 April, order was cancelled.Notice the invoice date?

Unable to get sense or apology or any help before they closed admin on 25th May until 29 May.

I just want my money back now.How can I have an MFI kitchen when every time I look at it, I`ll have a reminder of how they stole all the pleasure of my new kitchen.

Some Bank holiday eh!!!

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If they haven't provided what you paid for then you're fully entitled to a refund. I would have thought that if they cancelled the order they would have refunded any cash paid anyway.

 

If not, ask them for a refund. If this is not forthcoming, ask them to confirm what they have said in writing and advise them of your intention to resolve through small claim courts.

 

Might be best to post this in the right forum though. This is PC World.

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