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Ukcpm ignoring my appeal what to do?
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Nor has Umkomaas, AFAIK,
They'd have to be more than on the top of their game to change that ..... and a long way from home!Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .
I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; show him how to catch fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.Private Parking Firms - Killing the High Street0 -
Coupon-mad wrote: »Because that's all I've noticed from you, more than just once or twice.
Gosh, that many? In more than 900 posts? I'd like to know your definition of "usual" then :rotfl:0 -
@bertiewhite FWIW grounds for issue of a ticket are one thing, but, the following are points that cause genuine concern.
1. Entitlement to ticket (there are a number of defective contracts. Even if the driver parks like a Muppet, no contract = no charge, but an invoice is always submitted with basic checks done after the event, which is quite wrong)
2. Appropriateness of £100 charge
Almost always the maximum permissible. Why?
3. Failure to engage in correspondence and inflate charges each time
When debt collectors are instructed on a no win/no fee basis these charges have simply never been incurred
I may or may not have "deserved" my last ticket - but the process and the speed with which attempted charges were added was nothing short of outrageous (and not part of any contract they claimed to have). It is right to fight them in whole or even in part.
I do wonder if it might be easier for the PPCs to just charge £30 instead if the maximum as they'd probably receive more payments and have to litigate far fewer....0 -
I may or may not have "deserved" my last ticket - but the process and the speed with which attempted charges were added was nothing short of outrageous (and not part of any contract they claimed to have). It is right to fight them in whole or even in part.
I do wonder if it might be easier for the PPCs to just charge £30 instead if the maximum as they'd probably receive more payments and have to litigate far fewer....
Fair do's - good reply.0 -
bertiewhite wrote: »Gosh, that many? In more than 900 posts? I'd like to know your definition of "usual" then :rotfl:
You have not made over 900 posts here.
As you well know your posts in this forum do follow a certain pattern (and don't help the worried posters whose threads you choose to post in)0 -
I may or may not have "deserved" my last ticket - but the process and the speed with which attempted charges were added was nothing short of outrageous (and not part of any contract they claimed to have). It is right to fight them in whole or even in part.
Of course it is. The only way this pest will get a penny is for a judge to find for them.
Judges are not fools, they can recognize a scam when they see one, and the more you fight, the more knots they will turn themselves in.
CM is right, the industry is rotten through and through. Even cash strapped council charge less than these scammers.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.0 -
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Why do you ask?
You know exactly the point being made regarding your "contributions" to this forum
No wonder your agenda when posting is raised!0 -
Sorry, I don't understand. The OP has given a coherent answer to my original question and explained a bit more. That should be the end of it, surely?0
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bertiewhite wrote: »What does the "940" next to "posts" mean then?
Stop using the wrong language.
It is not an offence. It is not a fine. By using those words you misrepsentt the authority these specualtive invoices - or pieces of trash - have.0
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