PCM ticket what can I do ?

One of my neighbors advice me to talk to the complex management and they will talk to the parking company management to cancel the ticket.

I sent him an email and thy answered me the below text:

"Ordinarily we will not get involved with parking disputes whereby penalty notices are issued on the basis that a valid permit has not been displayed, if a vehicle is parked in an incorrect bay or outside of a designated parking area. This information should have been made known to you at the time of moving into the property, whilst there is ample signage across the estate to warn of parking penalties if a valid permit is not clearly on display. You are also able to contact the parking contractor by way of the advertised phone numbers with any queries, before taking a course of action of parking a vehicle on the estate.

I will need to look into this matter further with my colleague on return to the office and one of us will revert back to you thereafter with a definitive response.

If I can be of any further help then please do not hesitate to contact me."

The problem now is tomorrow is the deadline after that the ticket price will be go up from 40 Pound to 100 Pound.

Am I had a mistake when I sent the email to him?

KeithP wrote: »

I thought you posted on this forum because you didn't wan't to pay the invoice?

Are you now considering paying £40 simply because it is less than £100?

The choice is yours, but before you decide, re-read some of the earlier posts:

Ok thank you very much. I will Waite if they want the court I will be there :T

Another questions:
A large number of neighbours have a parking permission from the parking management company in this private land. They pay 30 Pounds a year. Do I have to get a permit and pay the same amount as the rest of the neighbours ? Is the council approved and is this legal? Especially that there is no specific parking for each person who comes first stand first and the numbers of perking are inadequate !

Hi agine,

The rental car company have withdrawn £84 from my credit card. What can I do now ?
please find below a copy of an email from the rental car company.

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Dear Sir/Madam

Unfortunately, we have recently been notified that a Traffic Violation/Parking Offence has been committed during your rental. The full details of the offence are as follows:

Driver:
Rental agreement:
Date of offence:
Offence type: Parking Fine
Registration number:
Issuer: PCM
Reference Number :

The charge applied for road traffic offences, penalty charges and fines is £84.00. This fee is documented in the terms and conditions of hire, on the Green Motion website and on your rental agreement. Prior notice of this charge is detailed in section 13 of the rental agreement and section 7(d) of the rental terms and conditions shown on the rear of the rental agreement.

Your signature on the rental agreement provides Green Motion with authorisation to process charges for administration fees for violations incurred during your rental to your credit/debit card.
You may still be required to pay any fine. We have not paid the fine for you.

What happens next?
• We will attempt to seek payment for the £84.00 from the card used as a security deposit at the start of hire.
• We will write to the relevant authority telling them you were the driver
• They will normally re-issue the notice directly to you.
• You will then be given the opportunity to pay the fine at the lowest amount or to appeal against the notice.

Please note that we cannot enter into a dialogue about the validity of the ticket. If you feel the ticket was issued incorrectly then please refer to the issuer, not us. If you do have any other questions please refer to the FAQ’s below.


How is the charge made up?
Green Motion will incur a fee of £40.00 plus VAT from the legal owner of the vehicle. We charge this on to you plus we charge of £30.00 plus VAT to cover our administration costs