UKPC At It Yet Again?

beamerguy

peter_the_piper wrote: »

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http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/corruption

ManxRed

Mr Troy telling untruths in official statements to the media?

I must say, that's particularly out of character for him.











No, wait....

beamerguy

This post is for those who are new here. The regulars on this forum have seen it but the link below is buried deep in the bowels of this forum and easily missed by new members.

Before you look at this video, please take note that the BBC have added the following:
"PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE ADVICE HAS CHANGED IN ENGLAND OR WALES SINCE THIS WATCHDOG VIDEO, YOU NEED TO TAKE FURTHER ADVICE FROM MSE FORUMS OR PEPIPOO.COM"

This is a BBC Watchdog video regarding Private Parking Companies
and in particular what this thread is all about ..... UKPC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlPjpW_6pGc

THE INTERVIEW WITH THE DVLA (David Evans) and BPA (Patrick Troy

David Evans states the DVLA only releases information under very strict controls and when it's lawful to do so ?

In view of what is currently happening, one must assume that the DVLA considers scammers and those who practice fraud .. as lawful

Patrick Troy of the BPA answers the question "you are not policing this are you" .... his answer .. "oh yes we absolutely are"

Again, we must assume that Mr Troy's interpretation of policing means he is happy that BPA members can scam and practice fraud.

The retrieval of our personal data from the DVLA must be confined to authorities only and not scammers, which is happening at the moment

The_Deep

How about we start advising people to ignore UKPC from now on.

Fruitcake

The_Deep wrote: »

How about we start advising people to ignore UKPC from now on.

I disagree. I think we should continue to hammer nails in UKPC's coffin by getting victims to win as many appeals at PoPLA as possible and keep complaining to landowners and the powers that be. By highlighting the disgraceful conduct of one company it may help to focus attention on the whole scamdustry.

beamerguy

The_Deep wrote: »

How about we start advising people to ignore UKPC from now on.

Deep, that crossed my mind as well, however, just ignoring them will mean they carry on regardless.
What is needed is a standard letter to be sent on receipt of the parking ticket, the reason they are to be ignored

I like the "salmosalaris" letters, scary for a PPC.

How about it salmosalaris, can you do something here

beamerguy

Fruitcake wrote: »

I disagree. I think we should continue to hammer nails in UKPC's coffin by getting victims to win as many appeals at PoPLA as possible and keep complaining to landowners and the powers that be. By highlighting the disgraceful conduct of one company it may help to focus attention on the whole scamdustry.

Hi Fruitcake, I don't think UKPS will be around much longer but yes, the pressure must be kept on, especially with the retailers/landowners and letting them know they employ scammers. The demise of UKPC will be in the interests of Troy/BPA, and the DVLA

Let's all wait to see what the BBC programme tonight reveals.
As I am not in the Midlands area, and like many will watch on iPlayer later.

LJamesP

Hey Beamerguy,

Reguarding your Video link, is it still correct that The companies should reply to your appeals within a 14 day period, or has this changed?

Many thanks,

beamerguy

LJamesP wrote: »

Hey Beamerguy,

Reguarding your Video link, is it still correct that The companies should reply to your appeals within a 14 day period, or has this changed?

Many thanks,

Best to read the Newbies section

Umkomaas

beamerguy wrote: »

Hi Fruitcake, I don't think UKPS will be around much longer but yes, the pressure must be kept on, especially with the retailers/landowners and letting them know they employ scammers. The demise of UKPC will be in the interests of Troy/BPA, and the DVLA

Let's all wait to see what the BBC programme tonight reveals.
As I am not in the Midlands area, and like many will watch on iPlayer later.

If you've got Sky TV you can pick it up 'live' on Channel 959.