parking eye fine

alleycat31

recently i got a parking ticket in the ikea carpark in giltbrook i parked in a disabled paeking bay as i had my father with me who is registered disabled but did not have his badge with him we went straight into the sports shop and back out we was only in 10 mins and there was still plenty of disabled parking spaces free but when we got back to the car we had a £80 ticket can i appeal this

mysterywoman10

Well you can appeal a private parking ticket regardless of the circumstances.

Do you know what their signs actually say regarding disabled parking spaces?

Coupon-mad

alleycat31 wrote: »

recently i got a parking ticket in the ikea carpark in giltbrook i parked in a disabled paeking bay as i had my father with me who is registered disabled but did not have his badge with him we went straight into the sports shop and back out we was only in 10 mins and there was still plenty of disabled parking spaces free but when we got back to the car we had a £80 ticket can i appeal this

Can you appeal it, LOL! Of course you can; you don't pay £80 to a scammer for using a private disabled bay when you are indeed disabled!

If this is Giltbrook Retail Park, send the Centre Manager an urgent complaint about them harassing a disabled customer (enclose a copy of the Blue Badge and do not comment whether it was displayed or not):

http://www.giltbrookretailpark.co.uk/contact/index.html

As for the PPC fake ticket, DO NOT APPEAL YET! Just wait for the Notice to Keeper to arrive just as you will of course have already read in the 'newbies...read this now!' thread. I hope... Also I would hope you have noticed 'successful complaints about PPCs' at the top of the forum which shows you links of dozens of cases where people have written to retail parks to complain.

Redx

also, it is NOT a fine , its a parking charge - or an invoice charged for parking

definitely NOT a fine