Advice on ticket from Millenium Parking Services

Norgs

Hi, I have recently received a NTK from Millenium Parking Services after parking on a petrol station forecourt in swansea whilst shopping in the garage. It stated that I had exceeded the max stay period although they recorded me as being there for 11 minutes!!

It states that a parking charge was affixed to the windscreen, although it wasn't there when I returned to my car and the first I knew of it was when I received the NTK.

I emailed a letter of appeal using the template on the 'Newbies' thread and received a reply stating as it was outside the 21 days they could not accept the appeal.

Looking for advice on what my next course of action should be, thanks.

Coupon-mad

Wait and see if they issue a 'Notice to Keeper'. Keep ALL paperwork for six years in case, but ignore anything that's not a LBCCC or court claim.

Quentin

Coupon-mad wrote: »

Wait and see if they issue a 'Notice to Keeper'. Keep ALL paperwork for six years in case, but ignore anything that's not a LBCCC or court claim.

According to the OP a "Notice to Keeper" has been issued:

Norgs wrote: »

Hi, I have recently received a NTK from Millenium Parking Services.......

OP - read up in the newbies FAQ thread about this and how to deal with it

Coupon-mad

Ah yes, my mistake, I was picturing a windscreen PCN issued on a petrol station forecourt by this little firm, not ANPR.

Norgs

Thanks, I couldn't find what I needed in Newbies thread, I was not given a POPLA code following the appeal I put in just a message back saying I was outside the 21 day appeal period so should I just do nothing unless I hear from them again?

Umkomaas

Norgs wrote: »

Thanks, I couldn't find what I needed in Newbies thread, I was not given a POPLA code following the appeal I put in just a message back saying I was outside the 21 day appeal period so should I just do nothing unless I hear from them again?

You wouldn't get a POPLA code as Millennium is an IPC operator, where the second stage of appeal is to the woefully partial IAS. You've missed nothing!

Just ignore anything other than a LBCCC or real court papers.

Coupon-mad

Norgs wrote: »

Thanks, I couldn't find what I needed in Newbies thread, I was not given a POPLA code following the appeal I put in just a message back saying I was outside the 21 day appeal period so should I just do nothing unless I hear from them again?

You can find what you need. In post #3 of the NEWBIES thread, the part all about IPC firms and what happens when you don't follow an IAS 'appeal' (which we never recommend anyway).