ATTENTION : To the two people who got invoices in Portslade Aldi ...

Coupon-mad

Well done! 2 - 0!

I will have a look around if I go there - I still have some spare little notes I can slip perfectly behind a fake PCN telling people to come here and/or pepipoo.

nomadjb

I told someone at Truro hspital that I parked across the rad at the small retail park as it's free.....they said you will get a ticket so I explaind what the scam is and told them to Google here.....:)spread the word...

SodG24

Well another raid happened today - unfortunately, or maybe that should be fortunately (?), no invoices on windscreens to deal with nor the Parking Eye goon anywhere to be seen to allow me to harass him. Never mind, there's always next week :rotfl:

ManxRed

They may have moved onto the 'just send a letter AFTER the discount period has elapsed' scam by now. Its becoming VERY popular these days.

27col

How can it be illegal to remove the scam ticket bags. Surely they are no different to advertising flyers placed under your windscreen wipers.

give_them_FA

A PPC says it is illegal. That doesn't make it true.

trisontana

27col wrote: »

How can it be illegal to remove the scam ticket bags. Surely they are no different to advertising flyers placed under your windscreen wipers.

According to the BPA it would be considered an "act of theft". They also told be that this applies to anything that's left on windscreens -including advertising flyers! As you must be aware, the courts are full of cases every day of people being prosecuted for removing advertising junk from cars.:rotfl::rotfl:

27col

trisontana wrote: »

According to the BPA it would be considered an "act of theft". They also told be that this applies to anything that's left on windscreens -including advertising flyers! As you must be aware, the courts are full of cases every day of people being prosecuted for removing advertising junk from cars.:rotfl::rotfl:

I wonder who it could be that is thinking that the removal of rubbish from a windscreen is considered an " act of theft". Could it the BPA, I wonder. Yep! That would be it.

trisontana

27col wrote: »

I wonder who it could be that is thinking that the removal of rubbish from a windscreen is considered an " act of theft". Could it the BPA, I wonder. Yep! That would be it.

I had exactly the same answer from Town and City Parking. So you can see who's writing BPA's script.

Kite2010

ManxRed wrote: »

They may have moved onto the 'just send a letter AFTER the discount period has elapsed' scam by now. Its becoming VERY popular these days.

Nah, they will jump straight to a letter from the debt collectors 2 months down the line, the other letters must have got lost in the system we can provide full logs of when they were posted.