Aldi Facebook Page Kicking Off after Parking Eye LBAs

bod1467

Because it is only £35 instead of £60?

4consumerrights

Dear Aldi UK. After shopping at your Mold store on Jan 29, I bumped into a friend that I hadn't seen in a long time so we popped into the McDonald's that is on the same site for a coffee. Today I paid your parking bully boys £35 for the privilege. The time in question? I arrived 6.30pm on a Thursday night when other Mold car parks are free. The car park was nearly empty. It is a joke. Oh well weekly shop at Lidl in future. Same cost to me. And more than £35 dent in your profits for you. Yes I overran the time, but surely this blanket approach is nonsense. It was dark when I arrived. I admit I didn't see the warning notices. But if you are so keen on ensuring that people who use either your store or McDonalds are aware why not have big warning notices at the entrances to both? Signed disgusted of north wales.

This looks like a Aldi is on a retail park here with other outlets -i.e Mac - which case IIRC some of PE charges are indeed lower initially £70

kirkbyinfurnesslad_2

http://www.linkedin.com/in/annapatterson200

Anna Patterson one of the people who post for weber on FB

4consumerrights

kirkbyinfurnesslad wrote: »

http://www.linkedin.com/in/annapatterson200

Anna Patterson one of the people who post for weber on FB

her skills:

I am a communications professional with extensive experience in marketing, public relations, events, and internal communications.

Currently senior marketing communications manager at Weber Shandwick, the award-winning full-service engagement and communications agency, I work on a raft of initiatives including brand guardianship, thought leadership and collateral production, sponsorship, awards, external and internal communication and online and social media strategy.

Perhaps - she will respond KIFL to a direct letter.......(wishful thinking)

kirkbyinfurnesslad_2

I think a phone call might be better (recorded)

4consumerrights

Go for it - are you going to tell them the phone call will be recorded?

Companies tend to get stroppy when you tell them mid conversation that the telephone calls are being recorded (this can be great fun) - citing DPA and all that - especially when they telephone you stating calls may be reccorded without permission.

Hot_Bring

bod1467 wrote: »

Pray tell us more! (Since some of us can't access FB whilst at work).

If you are a limited company and have a web site ( or headed note paper ) you are required by law to display your company number and registered address ( and in email footers ). Now go and look at Weber Shandwick's web site ...... oh dear ...... law breakers like Parking Eye !

Scum tends to collect together :rotfl:

kirkbyinfurnesslad_2

4consumerrights wrote: »

Go for it - are you going to tell them the phone call will be recorded?

Companies tend to get stroppy when you tell them mid conversation that the telephone calls are being recorded (this can be great fun) - citing DPA and all that - especially when they telephone you stating calls may be reccorded without permission.

Of course not:)

ledsons_teeth

Hello Sarah Smith. I see you are now a regular reader of this page. Any particular reason? Patrolling the internet for Parking Eye? You realise you are 1 against a thousand. Your slimy industry will be brought down.

yellowlally

Hot_Bring wrote: »

If you are a limited company and have a web site ( or headed note paper ) you are required by law to display your company number and registered address ( and in email footers ). Now go and look at Weber Shandwick's web site ...... oh dear ...... law breakers like Parking Eye !

Scum tends to collect together :rotfl:

Hi, their address and number is there on the website. Under legal notices, scroll down to the bottom of the page! HTH