Parking Charge Notice from Care Parking at Aldi

pappa_golf

care parking will not have access to a docci that was published in 1999 , and I still think its aldi that has hired them , as the camera equipment is in a storeroom on aldi property

hmmmmm

So should I send or not PG? Will it matter if Aldi has hired them or not?

pappa_golf

see post 27 , however I was shot down in flames

NO MATTER WHAT you write in an appeal , they will decline it , keep your ammo dry for POPLA , the stats show that care DO win POPLa appeals , but they do not (as yet) do court

me thinks Aldi would be very very unhappy if there name came up in court

PS: that is the name of the location on the ticket? , is it "aldi" or what

hmmmmm

It just says Corporation Street PG, what are the implications if this was just ignored as a whole?

pappa_golf

so this is NOT a Aldi thread?

std appeal , let them produce there employee to POPLa

Aldi will be *issed

hmmmmm

Sorry PG for been naive, but what do you mean by let them produce their employee to Popla?

Do you mean that Care Parking would have to mention Aldi to POPLA and Aldi wouldn't be too happy about that?

Thanks

Umkomaas

When it gets to POPLA you will require Care to produce their contract with the landowner. A pound to a penny it won't be Aldi. Aldi contract with ParkingEye - Aldi is a red herring in this case.

Send in the initial appeal template - whatever you send at this stage will not produce a cancellation. You get a POPLA code, then you get a cancellation (with help from the forum).

hmmmmm

Also, just quickly, on the back of the PCN it says, "Contesting this Parking Charge - If you would like us to review this parking charge, within 28 days of this letter, write to: [ADDRESS]". I was told by Aldi to email them directly, would I be able to email? or would I need to send a physical letter?

Thanks

Umkomaas

You need to follow the eppeals process exactly as described by the PPC in their correspondence with you. Aldi is a red herring!

hmmmmm

Perfect, thank you!