parking ticket from excel parking services limited

trisontana

I imagine this is the very Mansfield car-park where Excel got a spanking a couple of years ago.

Coupon-mad

crazysteve123 wrote: »

Hi, i recently recieved a parking fine at a private carpark

Look at the post above yours, how can your situation be any different? It's not:

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Quote:
Originally Posted by simonmegram
I received a 'Parking Charge Notice' ...


That's enough info actually. Ignore it, say no more...:D


The exact same situation, then, as shown in the Watchdog video about private ANPR 'tickets' with pretty photos, as linked in our sticky info thread 'Welcome, please read before posting' among the top permanent threads on the board:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=163

Watch the Watchdog video showing exactly what to do with any bogus PCN from ANY PPC (with or without photos of the vehicle, you, your dog - whatever they want to waste their money on!), and read the top thread as well for a preview of the letters you just need to ignore. It's not even scary, just like deleting phishing emails.

Nothing will happen, no CCJ, no Court, no bailiffs coming knocking. Just letters. Scary? No.

teesboy

Just to keep the thread informed, I have just received my Notice to Owner.

taffy056

teesboy wrote: »

Just to keep the thread informed, I have just received my Notice to Owner.

No you haven't a NtO are issued from councils, you have received a begging letter from a private parking company, just ignore them.

Oopsadaisy

teesboy wrote: »

Just to keep the thread informed, I have just received my Notice to Owner.

Thanks, but there is no need whatsoever to update the thread when your letters arrive.

They are all typically in the same category as all other PPC spam...rubbish.

simonphoenix_2

Ok, so I messed up by emailing them. I know this and shall ignore all future crap.

Mansfield carpark ourside of peacocks. Free parking for 30 minutes...So I went inside bought stuff came back out 28 minutes later...ticket.

"Failure to display"...So I emailed them saying

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arrived 4:01, ticket 4:10-4:20. Cancel the ticket

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auto response "ensure you included your full postal address"

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My response
"You dont need my details as this is your employee's mistake. If you're desperate, you'll pay the DVLA £2.50", "So far i've saved you £2.50, a printout of a template letter and the price of a second class stamp, aren't I kind"

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They've responded saying "half hour free but you need a ticket".

Take me to court then. I'll pay the initial loss of revenue during the free 30 minutes which would be -1p as I saved you the price of a "30 min free" ticket being printed.



Guy from Mansfield - Don't worry, it's all good! I had one for parking in Millview surgery car park and they stopped replying when I mailed them stating

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Please save us both time and money and just go straight to court
You have my instruction to bypass debt collection and go to court for a fair impartial assessment of my dispute and any further costs incurred by yourself are solely chargeable to you.



It's a gigantic game! Be a winner!

simonphoenix_2

PS Steve from mansfield : My old thread when I was unsure is here :
forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?p=37344046#post37344046

paul_drabble

my wife got a parking charge by post from parkingeye for £70:00 if paid before fourteen days is £40:00,we both go there as our doctors have moved next to the shopping centre but their car park is always full,she did some shopping first then went to the doctors then after that went to the chemist ect,came back home there was no parking notice put on her car the next thing it comes in the post is this another scam they are trying on the public to scare them into paying should she do what all the other people have done and bin it and so on thanks look forward to your reply Paul.

trisontana

paul_drabble wrote: »

my wife got a parking charge by post from parkingeye for £70:00 if paid before fourteen days is £40:00,we both go there as our doctors have moved next to the shopping centre but their car park is always full,she did some shopping first then went to the doctors then after that went to the chemist ect,came back home there was no parking notice put on her car the next thing it comes in the post is this another scam they are trying on the public to scare them into paying should she do what all the other people have done and bin it and so on thanks look forward to your reply Paul.

Welcome to MSE. Could you please start your own thread as this particular thread is about a parking company called Excel.

selfsilent

I received a parking charge notice from Excel today but that's where my story differs from everyone else's.

The notice has my car registration plate on it, when the contravention took place and for how long.
Privately owned car park at George street in Wakefield.

Their main problem is that I live 190 miles away, have never been to Wakefield, it's not my car in the picture and although the number plate is close to mine S2*** the car in the picture is HK52***

I really want to string this out and make their life hard, any ideas like request larger photos?