Anrp ltd parking appeal rejected lost right to early bird discount advice please!

bod1467

That is also my understanding.

zzzLazyDaisy

Hot_Bring wrote: »

With all due respect to Daisy, solicitors will ALWAYS play it as safe as they possibly can - they fear being held responsible for bad advice. The problem is that too many people take solicitors words as gospel. I've often dismissed solicitors advice and I'm still here to tell the tale ( and not banged up ! ).

Absolutely, I couldn't agree more. The problem with asking (most) practising solicitors for advice about parking cases is that they are highly unlikely to have any expertise. How many specialist parking claims solicitors do you know? None. Why? Because they are in business to make money and there is no money in it for them. Same goes for advice on benefits, small tribunal claims by employees, and so on. They don't have the time or the interest to get up to speed with such areas, and have no inclination to get involved in campaigns for justice. So they play safe and give bog standard advice.

EDIT: ps - I am pretty sure that OP does not have a rejection letter or a POPLA code yet. She is just getting ahead of the game in posting her draft appeal to POPLA, on the basis that a ANPR are expected to reject her appeal.

Lunaunicorn

Hi No ive not got the code yet

Lunaunicorn

Redex you are correct

Lunaunicorn

I have received the rejection letter and have sent another one requesting the code with help from you guys.

I am now drafting the POPLA response in preparation so its ready to go.

Have i said too much to jeposide my case?

bod1467

Not at all.

These clowns struggle to read as it is.

Hot_Bring

Lunaunicorn wrote: »

I have received the rejection letter and have sent another one requesting the code with help from you guys.

I am now drafting the POPLA response in preparation so its ready to go.

Have i said too much to jeposide my case?

Nope - it's nice to see someone being prepared. Keep going as you are.

4consumerrights

You have plenty of time to construct a POPLA appeal -
so please do RELAX and CALM down - get this into perspective.

Trev (director of ANPR) is a real comedian and easy to beat at POPLA.

Should KIFL's letter not prove fruitful in providing a POPLA code - then you will need to make formal complaint to the BPA and DVLA.

Of course there is another option still open to you to get this quashed now and that is to make a formal complaint to the retailer/landowner (haven't read whole thread again) - they obviously can instruct ANPR to cancel this.

Regarding being prepared - yes it is good to be so - but I'm thinking of Siross's thread - he posted up a draft POPLA appeal before getting a POPLA code and it took an age and numerous complaints to get a code - this did however make the BPA to issue the statement that POPLA codes should be given out after an appeal (not that it has been effective yet)

Umkomaas

OP. In your draft POPLA appeal you need to get rid of appeal point #7 as despite the name of this outfit they haven't used ANPR - they've simply stuck a ticket on your windscreen.

I'm not sure whether they have any ANPR capacity at all - anyone confirm?

Lunaunicorn

Hi

Update! I've had a final demand letter of £140 with no reply to my request for a popla code!

Can I have some advice please about complaining to the dvla and bpa please? I have seen the contact details in the sticky thread no. 6 just wondered about what I need to say.
Thanks