ZZPS Limited and NGP Parking ticket

enfield_freddy

nshek25 wrote: »

I have just uploaded the images of the fine and photographs

ok that shows a car with supposedly your reg number going in one direction on an ANPR camera , do you recognise the location , ? was it the place that you collected your passenger from?


was that "fine" received within 14 days of the incident ?

enfield_freddy

and drop her off in the morning?

Herzlos

Did you drop them off about 8:59 as well? This sounds like a pretty classic "double-dip"; you visit the same car park twice in a day, each visit under the allowed limit, they "lose" the record of you leaving the first time and arriving the 2nd time, and bill you for staying there all day.

sinofrench26

Yes I can prove I was at work

hoohoo

So to summarise, you dropped someone off at 9 and picked then up at 5, but were parked at your work the rest of the day?

I would email Wright Hassall using the email address supplied. Otherwise, they have started going to court.

Dear WH,

The debt is denied. Please refer the debt back to the principal. No offence occurred - your clients ANPR is faulty. The vehicle made two brief visits to the location and was at a different location the rest of the day.

sinofrench26

Yes I dropped her off

enfield_freddy

that's what I was thinking , and was going to link him to the double dip article on the pranksters page

sinofrench26

If I contact them am I not accepting the fine?

enfield_freddy

hoohoo wrote: »

So to summarise, you dropped someone off at 9 and picked then up at 5, but were parked at your work the rest of the day?

I would email Wright Hassall using the email address supplied. Otherwise, they have started going to court.

Dear WH,

The debt is denied. Please refer the debt back to the principal. No offence occurred - your clients ANPR is faulty. The vehicle made two brief visits to the location and was at a different location the rest of the day.

right hassle CANNOT go to court , only the PPC ,


sent WH the sod off letter , but they will not listen to you ,

enfield_freddy

http://parking-prankster.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/highview-parking-spurred-into-immediate.html




The Appeal to the Parking Company
The Prankster knows that Parking Companies always reject appeals and so never bothers to try too hard to win these. It's best to keep the power dry for the proper appeal at POPLA.

As my car was not parked at this location between the times stated, I can only assume that you have made a mistake.

Fortunately for the last few years I have begun to suspect that I am cultivating superpowers. I believe this is because I may have been bitten by a radioactive spider when I was a child. The particular superpower I possess is to cancel any parking charge notice issued to me.

In the unlikely event you possess enough kryptonite to overcome my superpowers, and you refuse to cancel this invoice,please issue me with a POPLA appeal code.

Please note that the Prankster is a responsible superhero. The Prankster only uses his powers for good; not evil. The Prankster never uses his powers to cancel a legitimate parking ticket, where the PPC has a proper contract with the landowner, has the correct signage in place, obeys the BPA Ltd code of practice, issues the ticket in accordance with POFA 2012 and charges a genuine pre-estimate of loss. Er, that means he always uses his superpowers then. Oh well.


The PPC initial rejection

We are unable to accept your claim that you have superpowers and your claim bears no relevance to this matter whatsoever.