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ParkingEye appeal procedure
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MeddlingPrawn
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi guys,
*I have read the newbies forum.*
I received a PCN from ParkingEye on 8th July and a reminder on the 17th. They're demanding £40 by tomorrow or it goes up to £70. I overstayed 14 minutes and honestly never saw the signs. They claim the signs are clearly visible upon entering but they aren't. I was going to post a link to the entrance on Google maps but I'm not allowed. If you look at 178 Boston St, Sheffield in street view you'll see. I know that image is from 2016 but nothing's changed since.
I should add that I wasn't actually using Aldi, I was in the pub across the road having a meal. Even so, I believe £40 for 14 minutes is unreasonable.
Just want to make sure I do this the right way before I go ahead and appeal. Would I be correct in saying that I should use the template in blue on the first newbie forum post to appeal? Is there anything else that would help me?
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
*I have read the newbies forum.*
I received a PCN from ParkingEye on 8th July and a reminder on the 17th. They're demanding £40 by tomorrow or it goes up to £70. I overstayed 14 minutes and honestly never saw the signs. They claim the signs are clearly visible upon entering but they aren't. I was going to post a link to the entrance on Google maps but I'm not allowed. If you look at 178 Boston St, Sheffield in street view you'll see. I know that image is from 2016 but nothing's changed since.
I should add that I wasn't actually using Aldi, I was in the pub across the road having a meal. Even so, I believe £40 for 14 minutes is unreasonable.
Just want to make sure I do this the right way before I go ahead and appeal. Would I be correct in saying that I should use the template in blue on the first newbie forum post to appeal? Is there anything else that would help me?
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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That is correct. You don't need to do a long appeal to PE. All you need is for them to give you a POPLA code and beat them at POPLA. Your initial appeal will be rejected out of hand so it doesn't need to be a full version.0
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yes use the blue text appeal , as KEEPER (not driver) , use it "as is" , no alterations , except the blue text below
nothing else to help , other than also state that
CLAUSE #13 GRACE PERIODS of the BPA CoP applies and this will also be used as an appeal point or defence point at POPLA or in COURT
good luck
ps@= the not a gpeol idea wont wash since PE beat BEAVIS almost 2 years ago, so dont think that their charges are extortionate , because courts and judges have decided otherwise , so your "unreasonable" opinion wont help you at all0 -
Thanks for the speedy responses guys!
So I just send that as is even though they already have my name and address I don't need to edit it in any way?0 -
no editing apart from adding that extra blue text paragraph
no "sending" either , appeal online , on their website , choosing KEEPER
its that easy0
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