Parking Eye £70 for 56mins on an Aldi '2 hours free' car park?

Fruitcake

TinePeaches wrote: »

Do they really??? So for a transaction of less than a fiver I've got no chance??

Am I going to end up having to pay this?

No of course not. You have already been told how not to pay.

Ivor_Pecheque

ALDI seem to be able to ride roughshod over customer opinion. Take a look at their "visitors posts" on their facebook page.

Concentrate on winning your appeal by following the advice on here.

In future, spend your hard earned in a supermarket that dwserves your money, dosn"t sell onions that go brown in a day, and doesn"t block their fire exits.

beamerguy

Ivor_Pecheque wrote: »

ALDI seem to be able to ride roughshod over customer opinion. Take a look at their "visitors posts" on their facebook page.

Concentrate on winning your appeal by following the advice on here.

In future, spend your hard earned in a supermarket that dwserves your money, dosn"t sell onions that go brown in a day, and doesn"t block their fire exits.

I will not shop in Aldi, did once, a complete put off.
Mainly though is because they use Parking Eye and clearly they get a cut of the ticket charge which makes them the most expensive supermarket along with Lidl

ALDI and the Prankster
http://parking-prankster.blogspot.co.uk/search?q=aldi


LIDL and the Prankster
http://parking-prankster.blogspot.co.uk/search?q=lidl

As said before, the big 4 supermarkets should kick out the parking companies and they will see profits increase

yotmon

These in-store registration schemes are ridiculous. I came across one in Aldi/Bolton last year. Called in passing for a few items, parked correctly, spent about 10 minutes in the store and was just about to leave when my daughter asked what they were. I had totally missed them as they were placed where customers can 'bag' their goods. I then had to think what my reg.no. was and insert it correctly. If i had been alone then I would have been in the same position as the OP.

It's not the best solution for parking and i'm sure they 'catch' more customers than fly parkers

beamerguy

yotmon wrote: »

These in-store registration schemes are ridiculous. I came across one in Aldi/Bolton last year. Called in passing for a few items, parked correctly, spent about 10 minutes in the store and was just about to leave when my daughter asked what they were. I had totally missed them as they were placed where customers can 'bag' their goods. I then had to think what my reg.no. was and insert it correctly. If i had been alone then I would have been in the same position as the OP.

It's not the best solution for parking and i'm sure they 'catch' more customers than fly parkers

I am certain Aldi know they are scamming customers. It's a numbers game, and what they lose on selling cheap vegetables etc etc, they make up with commission from parking tickets

Easy answer .... Don't shop at Aldi

TinePeaches

Good evening everyone.

I've now received a response from Parking Eye saying my recent appeal has been unsuccessful because I havent provided sufficient evidence to show I didnt break the T&C's etc etc

So i'm now at the POPLA stage. I have found a thread on here with a POPLA appeal from another member for the exact same carpark. I'll make some notes and write my appeal up and then post on here if someone would be so kind as to double check it for me before i send it?

Thanks in advance!

Redx

make sure its not an old appeal, and check against the latest 2016 popla appeals linked in post #3 of the NEWBIES sticky thread

Coupon-mad

Yep, nothing from 2015 is useable. Look at only recent POPLA appeal wording even if not about ParkingEye.

TinePeaches

Ok I will do, thank you both x

TinePeaches

I've had a quick read through the links of threads of previous appeals and am totally at a loss to what I should be putting now

I'll have another read tomorrow and see if i can figure it out x