Elite Management Ticket

give_them_FA · 20 April 2012 at 5:47PM

Don't even begin to think that there is anything legitimate about this procedure.

You will be battering your head against a stone wall trying to reason with the parking parasite, whose only interest is trying to scam money.

Either ignore it completely- it won't come to anything as they cannot take that to court, so there won't be any bailiffs- or kick off a complaint with your landlord and through him, whatever management company hired these goons, along the lines stated above.

But as Taffy says, just ensure there are no clamping notices. Yes, you will defeat them- a recent poster recovered everything plus some- but it would be a hassle.

edcs · 20 April 2012 at 5:51PM

What do you mean by clamping notices? There are signs up warning you that they might clamp you, but my cars now parked in my space again with permit securely on display!

give_them_FA · 20 April 2012 at 5:51PM

But, yet more proof, if any were required, that letting a car park parasite into residential premises will penalise only the residents!

If the place is secure, and accessible only to residents, what on earth are they thinking about letting these cowboys in? Who does anyone think they will be scamming except people who are rightfully there???

taffy056 · 20 April 2012 at 5:53PM

The concern here is vehicles getting clamped in a secure car park, if it was me I would buy an angle grinder to cut it off, also when you ignore these invoices they will try the clamping route for past alleged debts, it's of course illegal but no use when the vehicle is clamped. You need to nip this in the bud now.

give_them_FA · 20 April 2012 at 6:07PM

Yes, if they trespass onto what is effectively YOUR property to clamp you are fully within your rights to use such force as is required to remove it. If it is damaged as a result- tough.

edcs · 20 April 2012 at 6:31PM

They're a piece of !!!! to get off without cutting the chain anyway. Wheel off, unbolt the lower ball joint and it will come away - if you've the means to cut the chain then you've probably got the tools and knowhow to do it the non-destructive way too

give_them_FA · 20 April 2012 at 6:38PM

Destructive makes the point better if they've applied it unlawfully, though! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm useless at mechanics I would probably end up totally destroying it.

edcs · 20 April 2012 at 7:23PM

What exactly does all the crap mean on the back of these tickets? What exactly does lawful issue mean with regards to the Justice Act 1970?

The other thing that's quite laughable is one of the check boxes on the ticket suggests that they might fine you for having no tax. Now they definitely have no right to do that!

taffy056 · 20 April 2012 at 7:33PM

Do they actually use the word fine on the ticket ? And you are right they have no lawful right to issue one for no tax, they are not the council or police, just useless scammers!

fil_cad · 20 April 2012 at 8:06PM

Elite scamming mangement specialise in scamming the general public in the midlands, its about time the scumbags were forced into bankrupcy spread the word! IGNORE