Autosec parking ticket advice please.

pampam

I have read through the "Newbies" thread and also lots of other threads about private parking issues.
I just want to make sure I am on the right track before I do anything.

I received a parking charge notice on 5/03/2015 from "Autosec"
The ticket times me as parking from 14.13 to 14.33 = 20 minutes.

I have since returned to the said car park and there is a notice stating that it is a twenty minute car park!

The ticket is for £100 or £60 if I pay within 28 days.

Should I respond now and admit to being the keeper or should I just hang on until I get a letter from Autosec?

Also does anyone have an email address for this company?

Any advice really will be appreciated.
Thanks
pam

Grimble

If you are the registered keeper or relative is wait for notice to keeper so they can make more mistakes. These use POPLA so easy to defeat if they do not cancel. Why do you want an email address? Do not contact until you appeal, NEVER phone.

pampam

I have just sent a test email (No details on it) to
"appeals@ autosec.co
and this is what came back??

As from 2013 AutoSec no longer accepts Appeals by email.
Please send your appeal by letter, stating the name and Address of the Driver to:
PO Box 967 HU7 9AX.
If we do not receive an appeal within 28 days we will request the registered keeper details from the DVLA.


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AutoSec Appeals Team
Tel: 0845 0030696



AUTOSEC,
PO BOX 967,
HULL,
HU7 9AX

Company No. 08220056

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AutoSec is Auto Security trading as AutoSec

This message is intended exclusively for the individual(s) to whom it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, or confidential. If you are not the addressee, you must not read, use or disclose the contents of this e-mail. If you receive this e-mail in error, please advise us immediately and delete the e-mail.

AutoSecurity (trading as AutoSec) has taken reasonable precautions to ensure that any attachment to this email has been swept for viruses. However, it cannot accept liability for any damage sustained as a result of software viruses and would advise that you carry out your own virus checks before opening any attachment.

enfield_freddy

nice way to get your details and save £2.50


do not write to them , wait till you get a NTK , thru the post

pampam

Grimble wrote: »

If you are the registered keeper or relative is wait for notice to keeper so they can make more mistakes. These use POPLA so easy to defeat if they do not cancel. Why do you want an email address? Do not contact until you appeal, NEVER phone.

Sorry, I thought the advice was not to ignore?
I will wait for the notice to keeper.
Thank you for your advice
pam x

pampam

enfield_freddy wrote: »

nice way to get your details and save £2.50


do not write to them , wait till you get a NTK , thru the post

thank you.
I will do that.
Pam x

Castle

Nice to see that both their website and their emails breach the Companies Act about company disclosure requirements.

Some further information for future reference:-
Registered Office:-
AUTO SECURITY LTD
42-44 ADELAIDE
BRADFORD
BD5 0EA

The only mention of them on the Data Protection Public Register is under reference Z3345351 with an address in Hull.

The_Deep

They shoot themselves in the foot on their website

http://www.autosec.co/

In your appeal you must provide ... the drivers (no apostrophe) name and address ... Appeals submitted without the requested information cannot be considered.

thingamaBob

More info on this PPC on this thread. http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=4908496

The_Deep

Castle wrote: »

Nice to see that both their website and their emails breach the Companies Act about company disclosure requirements.

Some further information for future reference:-
Registered Office:-
AUTO SECURITY LTD
42-44 ADELAIDE
BRADFORD
BD5 0EA

The only mention of them on the Data Protection Public Register is under reference Z3345351 with an address in Hull.

Are you sure? There is an Autosec Ltd at 177 Victoria Road, Barnet?

pampam

Looks like a nasty piece of work

http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/Notor...ail/story.html