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Received ParkingEye parking charge notice

Hexxeh
Posts: 2 Newbie
Received a parking charge notice today claiming I didn't pay for parking on 6th November.
I contest this, I pay using the PayByPhone app when I park there 3 days a week for uni.
I (perhaps foolishly) called them and emailed my appeal before thinking to Google for advice on these letters.
Have I shot myself in the foot? Where do I stand?
My email is copied below:
I have today received a letter marked "parking charge notice" from yourselves stating that I apparently didn't pay for my parking on 6th November 2012.
I dispute this completely. I use your car park regularly to park for university and always pay for my parking via your PayByPhone Android app. This occasion was no exception.
I can only suggest that there was a problem with your application, or my phones connection to your servers at the time I paid for my parking. Your application did not report any issues and said that my parking was successfully purchased on this date. Had it have said otherwise, I would have been and spoken to the car park attendant, but this wasn't the case and so I believed my parking had been fully paid for.
Feel free to check your CCTV to verify this, I pay each day I park on my Android phone whilst walking out of your car park, this will be visible on your CCTV recordings.
A quick Google search shows that I am not the only person to have experienced similar issues with your application.
I contest this, I pay using the PayByPhone app when I park there 3 days a week for uni.
I (perhaps foolishly) called them and emailed my appeal before thinking to Google for advice on these letters.
Have I shot myself in the foot? Where do I stand?
My email is copied below:
I have today received a letter marked "parking charge notice" from yourselves stating that I apparently didn't pay for my parking on 6th November 2012.
I dispute this completely. I use your car park regularly to park for university and always pay for my parking via your PayByPhone Android app. This occasion was no exception.
I can only suggest that there was a problem with your application, or my phones connection to your servers at the time I paid for my parking. Your application did not report any issues and said that my parking was successfully purchased on this date. Had it have said otherwise, I would have been and spoken to the car park attendant, but this wasn't the case and so I believed my parking had been fully paid for.
Feel free to check your CCTV to verify this, I pay each day I park on my Android phone whilst walking out of your car park, this will be visible on your CCTV recordings.
A quick Google search shows that I am not the only person to have experienced similar issues with your application.
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Ignore them from now on, and cease all correspondence. Just ignore their letters, eventually they'll give up and move on.Je Suis Cecil.0
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Ask for POPLA papers when they send the rejection, costs them about £30.0
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Received a parking charge notice today claiming I didn't pay for parking on 6th November.
I contest this, I pay using the PayByPhone app when I park there 3 days a week for uni.
I (perhaps foolishly) called them and emailed my appeal before thinking to Google for advice on these letters.
Have I shot myself in the foot? Where do I stand?
My email is copied below:
I have today received a letter marked "parking charge notice" from yourselves stating that I apparently didn't pay for my parking on 6th November 2012.
I dispute this completely. I use your car park regularly to park for university and always pay for my parking via your PayByPhone Android app. This occasion was no exception.
I can only suggest that there was a problem with your application, or my phones connection to your servers at the time I paid for my parking. Your application did not report any issues and said that my parking was successfully purchased on this date. Had it have said otherwise, I would have been and spoken to the car park attendant, but this wasn't the case and so I believed my parking had been fully paid for.
Feel free to check your CCTV to verify this, I pay each day I park on my Android phone whilst walking out of your car park, this will be visible on your CCTV recordings.
A quick Google search shows that I am not the only person to have experienced similar issues with your application.:footie:Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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Thanks everyone, appreciate your help with this!0
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You haven't shot yourself in the foot until the day you pay. Do that and they'll be bouncing off the walls.
Whilst you hold the money, you control the game!0
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