Excel Have Left The BPA Ltd.

trisontana

I have now amended the thread title .

peter_the_piper

Hot_Bring wrote: »

Am I missing something - I thought POFA required any appeal system to be free to the motorist so how do Excel get away suggesting they will charge £15 for any cancellation ?

Admin fee????

trisontana

It's probably akin to the £50 that Parking Eye demand to drop a court case when the landowner has told them to cancel the parking ticket.

bazster

Dublindel wrote: »

Just remember.
The Minister has ignored everything so far, so do you really think anything will change?
Allowing IPC / IAS in the first place tells you something

The message will get through eventually, constant dropping wears away a stone. Just look how long it took to get clamping banned.

Jim_AFCB

Is it me, or does the sign pictured in Pranky's blog entry on the subject appear to insist on a valid blue badge being displayed as a term/condition of parking there???
Makes no mention of disabled spaces......

hoohoo

Jim_AFCB wrote: »

Is it me, or does the sign pictured in Pranky's blog entry on the subject appear to insist on a valid blue badge being displayed as a term/condition of parking there???
Makes no mention of disabled spaces......

The picture has the words 'disabled bay'

Jim_AFCB

ah. *looks closer* so it does.

Dack

The_Slithy_Tove wrote: »

I'm sure the appeals service doesn't have any dependants, so your "sic" is a little misplaced. Or did you mean "independent"?

Sorry about that I was using this variant http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Independant

Spince

Hi,

On this topic, I've just received a PCN from Excel issued in December and note the letter contains reference to membership of the BPA and appeal process through POPLA.

I haven't sent them the appeal letter yet and am wondering whether to include this information in the appeal and argue the notice is non compliant with POFA, specifically the extract below which is no longer apllicable.

"(g) inform the keeper of any discount offered for prompt payment and the arrangements for the resolution of disputes or complaints that are available"


Bit of an open question but does this seem a worthwhile approach?


First time poster and wanted to say thanks in advance to any that respond and thanks to all the contributors on these pages, especially the stickies section for the newbies, which has proven most useful.



Regards

trisontana

Spince wrote: »

Hi,

On this topic, I've just received a PCN from Excel issued in December and note the letter contains reference to membership of the BPA and appeal process through POPLA.

I haven't sent them the appeal letter yet and am wondering whether to include this information in the appeal and argue the notice is non compliant with POFA, specifically the extract below which is no longer apllicable.

"(g) inform the keeper of any discount offered for prompt payment and the arrangements for the resolution of disputes or complaints that are available"


Bit of an open question but does this seem a worthwhile approach?


First time poster and wanted to say thanks in advance to any that respond and thanks to all the contributors on these pages, especially the stickies section for the newbies, which has proven most useful.



Regards

You really need to start your own thread,