Parking Charge Notice

KC4_2

Recieved a Charge Notice for Aldi car park from Parking Eye. They say I parked in the car park for 6 hours 24 minutes, when in fact I was somewhere else. Maybe I'll ignore it and inform POLICE and ALDI :-)

HappyMJ

KC4 wrote: »

Recieved a Charge Notice for Aldi car park from Parking Eye. They say I parked in the car park for 6 hours 24 minutes, when in fact I was somewhere else. Maybe I'll ignore it and inform POLICE and ALDI :-)

Parking Eye has pictures what are the date stamps on the pictures? Not that it matters....just curious

Police won't be interested...and Aldi really don't care. If you speak with the manager at your Aldi store I bet they will say something like "just ignore it"...

davemorton

Ignore it. Check out the parking charge board in the motoring section if you need more people to tell you that it isnt enforceable and to ignore it.

piglet25

I had one of these for the local co-op when I over stayed my welcome on the car park. They sent three letters and then gave up, I think they send upto seven before they quit. Just totally ignore them, don't even bother arguing your case with them - they won't enforce it, and the 'solicitors' letters are to be ignored too as its their own firm. It takes a bit of will power to do, but you will be fine x

StrongWork

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

HTH

phill99

I had a parking ticket when I visited Aldi. It's nothing to do with Aldi and nothing to do with the police. I ignored it and have heard nothing since and that was 9 months ago.

mattyprice4004

Pankle wrote: »

Aldi are being forced to issue parking tickets in order to keep their prices low. Because 40% of drivers pay up, it helps keep the cost of their goods down.

Which is entirely incorrect, of course. Aldi don't issue the tickets.

Kite2010

Ignore it, the chances of Parking Eye taking you to court are very low.

Just a case of their state of the art computers running Windows ME crashed to ignore your 1st exit and 2nd entry.

broonbear

me and my mates get them everytime we park up and watch our team on a Saturday, we made Xmas decorations with the ones we have, they're not legal here in Scotland.

Kite2010

broonbear wrote: »

me and my mates get them everytime we park up and watch our team on a Saturday, we made Xmas decorations with the ones we have, they're not legal here in Scotland.

There not enforceable anywhere :cool:

qetu1357

broonbear wrote: »

me and my mates get them everytime we park up and watch our team on a Saturday, we made Xmas decorations with the ones we have, they're not legal here in Scotland.

They may not be enforceable but you should still not park in their car park unless you are shopping there.

How would you feel if I parked on your front drive?