Parking Eye PCN Letter

Andy84Leeds

Should I therefore write this on the POPLA Sheet or reply to Parking Eye?

Or do I just ignore it?

You have said they like to go to court but others are saying they don't?

Sorry just a bit confused as what to do for the best to get rid of this without further hassles.

kirkbyinfurnesslad_2

Andy you can do the popla appeal on line

No you dont reply back to parking eye, but direct to popla

Dont worry PE wont want to show their contract...

waamo

Do not ignore it.

Either appeal on line here https://www.popla.org.uk/appeal.htm or by post to POPLA.

Do not send anything to Parking Eye.

Andy84Leeds

Hi all,
I have done the online appeal to POPLA as you all kindly advised. Here is what I provided:-

I have not heard from Parking Eye since I wrote to them on 3rd December 2012 with the following:-
Further to my previous letters and following advice I am writing to inform you that I will not be providing further details or corresponding with you again. I require you to contact me with a final decision regarding your appeal process within 35 days of the date I originally contacted you. If you do not cancel your invoice, I require you to provide a POPLA code. If you fail to reply within 35 days you will be deemed as having cancelled the invoice.
In order to enforce this I understand that Parking Eye have to abide by the Code of Practice. The CoP states Parking Eye have a MAXIMUM of 35 days to either accept or decline my appeal (CoP point 22.8).
The BPA in the code say there should be strict compliance (Para21.5).
They have failed to do this.
Also I do not believe Parking Eyes contract gives them sufficient authority to bring legal action and I wish to see their contract with Welcome Break. This is contrary to sction 7.1 of the CoP.

Does that sound like it will put it to bed once and for all?
Many thanks.

nigelbb

The 35 day limit to accept/reject an appeal/challenge is also detailed on POPLA's own web site http://www.popla.org.uk/receivedaPCN.htm

On receipt of your representations, the operator must:

Consider any representations received within the time allowed for representations;
Acknowledge or reply to the representations within 14 days of receiving it;
Decide whether to accept or reject the representations;
Within 35 days of receiving the representations, accept or reject it and inform the maker.
If they have accepted the representations or failed to respond within 35 days, cancel the notice to keeper (where the parking charge notice was served at the scene) or the parking charge notice (where this was served by post) and refund any sums paid.

Andy84Leeds

Thanks Nigelbb - I have submitted my reply to POPLA.

starshinning

Andy84Leeds wrote: »

HELP!
I have today rec'd a PCN from Parking Eye.
My car is a Contract Hire so have the company I hire it from breached DPA by disclosing my details as registered keeper?
It was from Welcome Break Services near Sheffield where I had a meeting with a friend.
He was delayed due to traffic on the motorway so I ended up overstaying the 2 hour free period by over an hour and 20 minutes.
They have said the amount due is £100.00 but if paid within 14 days they wil discount to £60.00 - pretty reasonable if I'm so guilty of such an act!?
I am not accepting I was the driver nor have I made contact with them yet.
Any advice would be greatly welcomed.
Keep up the good work all.

i got a letter from them today too. i was driving it is my car i did stay to long but i never saw any signs

greatgimpo

starshinning wrote: »

i got a letter from them today too. i was driving it is my car i did stay to long but i never saw any signs

You need to start your own thread.

starshinning

okay I will thanks x