£150 parking fine for being parked whilst sitting in the car

peter_the_piper

Wow wrote: »

.;)

Parked on yellow lines

Parked without a permit

Parked without a ticket

Obstructive parking

Overstayed free time.


Choose one from the list above.

And then ignore them!!!:)

Quote modified to become inline with reality.

Wow

peter_the_piper wrote: »

Quote modified to become inline with reality.

Your avatar reminds me of someone.:o:rotfl:

david39

Taking a more serious and relevant note here, were the company who issued the parking notice the station's approved car park patrollers or are they even worse - nomadic scammers who take pictures of cars parked in private car parks on the off-chance that the owners will pay up without a query?

The fact that there was no notice attached to the screen of the car implies that this might be the case - notices stuck on screens of cars would, at the least, draw the attention of railway staff that some unauthorised person was issuing them. They may also run the risk that the car owner, when he found it, would rush in to see the station manager to complain - again bringing the authorities attention to the scam.

Maybe worth an enquiry at the station or, at least, a look round the car park to see if the company's name is listed on a car park rules notice.

peter_the_piper

Wow wrote: »

Your avatar reminds me of someone.:o:rotfl:

And how do you know my daughter?

pelirocco

Wow wrote: »

Picture of a car parked awkwardly on yellow lines.:j

The camera does not lie.;)

Of course it does , a camera takes a 'snapshot' ie it doesnt show that the car was moving .

I hope you have a good supply of shovels

Wow

peter_the_piper wrote: »

And how do you know my daughter?

My apologies, I thought it was an old picture of you.:o:D

peter_the_piper

david39 wrote: »

Taking a more serious and relevant note here, were the company who issued the parking notice the station's approved car park patrollers or are they even worse - nomadic scammers who take pictures of cars parked in private car parks on the off-chance that the owners will pay up without a query?

The fact that there was no notice attached to the screen of the car implies that this might be the case - notices stuck on screens of cars would, at the least, draw the attention of railway staff that some unauthorised person was issuing them. They may also run the risk that the car owner, when he found it, would rush in to see the station manager to complain - again bringing the authorities attention to the scam.

Maybe worth an enquiry at the station or, at least, a look round the car park to see if the company's name is listed on a car park rules notice.

They are normally the right scammers, there's a female, who stands in wait and takes pics with a digicam. What a thankless job. The last pics I saw of her she had her hands up in front of her face, just like someone who's been found guilty at the high court.

Wow

pelirocco wrote: »

Of course it does , a camera takes a 'snapshot' ie it doesnt show that the car was moving .

I hope you have a good supply of shovels

It does not have to show the car was moving.:)

HO87

Please DNFTT. It is getting exceedingly boring.

pelirocco

Wow wrote: »

It does not have to show the car was moving.:)

To prove it was parked it does?


anyhow , shouldnt you be challenging people crossing your bridge?