Ethical Parking Management - Charge

climber1

Hi all,

received a parking charge notice yesterday from the above company who are BPA approved for £40. i got it in workplace car park.

is this safe to ignore? strangely the permit was on the dash right next to the notice stuck on the window.

ethical my ....!

any advice would be greatly appreciated.

thanks

ManxRed

Are you the registered keeper of the car? If so, yes, you can ignore everything.

If its a company car or a lease car then let us know.

climber1

yes its definitely my car.

should i appeal or anything? let them know i wont pay? bit nervous about just ignoring! thx

pogofish

Yes you can ignore them - Several past threads about these non-ethical numpties in here if you want to look.

Don't waste your time contacting them unless you really want to take the POPLA route as that only prolongs the attempts to scam you.

HardWorker2010_2

I see these 'ethical' crooks still offer clamping on their website.

Oh, how kind! :rotfl:

climber1

I got another one yesterday - unbelievable. and i did display permit all correctly. talk about day light robbery! :mad:

trisontana

It's not robbery if you don't pay.

climber1

and they definitely cant ban me from using the car park or clamp me in future ... its where i work - university

Coupon-mad

climber1 wrote: »

and they definitely cant ban me from using the car park or clamp me in future ... its where i work - university

Of course not, you aren't going to reply so they can't connect the car to an employee anyway! Stop taking the scam so seriously and just ignore the usual letters.

And BTW, clamping is illegal, where have you been?! Their website still shows it as an option but that's complete hogwash as it's a criminal offence:

http://www.ethicsgroup.co.uk/wheelclamping1.html

For Gawd's sake wise up and read some other threads on the forum here:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=163

HTH

markmango

appeal , and also appeal afterwards to POLPA.
This will cost ETHICAL £27.00

Coupon-mad

markmango wrote: »

appeal , and also appeal afterwards to POLPA.
This will cost ETHICAL £27.00

Not sure I would if I was an employee. We had a similar query on here last month and felt that another family member (girlfriend I think it was) should appeal (different address and surname) if anyone was going to, in order to completely remove the issue from being connected to the employee. But that was only because the OP of that thread really wanted to appeal because it was a daft fake PCN that needed to be exposed to POPLA & cancelled.

It's just as good for this OP to ignore but if he really wants an appeal done, under these circs I wouldn't suggest he appeals in his own name.