Aldi ParkingEye- Making me ill

Umkomaas

linclass wrote: »

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Just received an email from Aldi Parking Management dept (did you know they had one of these??) and they're happy to cancel this parking notice.

IF similar happens in future, the CEO will be my first contact I should think. :wave:

Great result. His secretary must have called him out of his board meeting to deal with it! :rotfl:

Coupon-mad

linclass wrote: »

Latest:

Just received an email from Aldi Parking Management dept (did you know they had one of these??) and they're happy to cancel this parking notice.

IF similar happens in future, the CEO will be my first contact I should think. :wave:

Well done - please confirm the right email for the CEO, for other victims? :T

linclass

Certainly Coupon-mad. I sent my original email to:
Giles Hurley, CEO Aldi - gmd.cs@aldi.co.uk

The reply was from:
Karen - customer.service@aldi.co.uk

Aldi Customer Services
Parking Management Department
UK 0800 042 0800
customer.service@aldi.co.uk
https://www.aldi.co.uk

I didn't actually send any supporting evidence, copy of bank statement for date in question but I did add the PE Ref number.

Ange :j

Half_way

Great to see you've had success, did you also try a visit and complaint to the store in question?
I'm of the opinion that people should create as much fuss as possible and tie up as many staff as possibe, weather that be check out staff, supervisors, managers, customer service desk drones, the more the better.

If you want to realy stir things up, then you should have a look at the planning for the ANPR equipment, and planning plus adversing consent for the signs. Dont forget to check to see if there are any other terms on the land, many ALDI sites in town centres were only allowed planning permission if they let other people use the car park, sometimes this may be for Two hours or more,then ALDI let PE come along and restrict this to their usual 90 muinutes

the_wheels_have_fallen_of

Half_way wrote: »

Great to see you've had success, did you also try a visit and complaint to the store in question?
I'm of the opinion that people should create as much fuss as possible and tie up as many staff as possibe, weather that be check out staff, supervisors, managers, customer service desk drones, the more the better.

If you want to realy stir things up, then you should have a look at the planning for the ANPR equipment, and planning plus adversing consent for the signs. Dont forget to check to see if there are any other terms on the land, many ALDI sites in town centres were only allowed planning permission if they let other people use the car park, sometimes this may be for Two hours or more,then ALDI let PE come along and restrict this to their usual 90 muinutes

Slightly seperate but refers to Aldi but with ECP this time - planning permission from ECP for one I am contesting at the moment states that "The site is the car park for Church Farm Retail Park which has a number of retail shops and
restaurants around the car park. The site is managed by Burley Development Group. The ANPR will be used to monitor any entry and exit to the site. This information will be used tosee the flow of traffic within the car park and allow retailers to identify busy shopping periods. It will also be used as a security measure to monitor vehicle registrations.”


@OP, I found this by doing a quick search for my own complaint on Google from the local council's planning site

Half_way

They mst be deluded if they think ANPR will improve security.
i know of a site at Derby - Wyvern retail park, where previously there were gates in the car park entrances the gates were shut and locked at night.
Now its infested with parking eye, and with the gates gone and access open is now a hotspot for ant social behavior/boy racers revving up and disturbing residents. There is also a 24 hour Mc Donalds on site, the night gates stopped access to the main car park, but allowed access to the Mc Donalds business, which now falls in the parking eye catchment

linclass

Also a good idea to take a fractious child when complaining, if you don't have one borrow a friends... Shop staff DON'T like screaming kids.....