Train Station "PenaltyCN"

pappa_golf

CP plus are part of the "ranger" group of companies and provide back office facilities for a lot of companies , they CLEARLY know the rules , https://bmpa.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/203732991-CP-Plus-Ltd , butb are taking the *ee with the DVLA

getting a company like ranger sanction points (multiple times) would close a lot of PPCs down overnight

pappa_golf

Hockey27 wrote: »

Have kept the above info for when he replies but have gone with your template pappa golf.

The next deadline from the cowboys to pay is approaching so I am going to contact again to request a POPLA code as per (post 78). Don't want to miss the deadline for this!

as you have already been informed , only the train co can start court action , and within 6 mths of the incident

if cp+ have gained your info from the DVLA they are not allowed to pass it to a non AOS company , doing so is like doing a "mil" (look up MIL cases) , and I think the DVLA / BPA would have to act

let the DVLA dig themselves into a corner , by law (pofa2012 ) you should have recieved a POPLa code , upon appeal failure , no iffs or buts , they are members of the BPA and HAVE to issue one my LAW

Hockey27

So should I contact and ask for a POPLA number or just sit tight?

pappa_golf

they are obliged to give you a popla code if they do not accept your appeal , to buzy to read back 4 pages, but have the BPA been advised that no POPLa code given?

Hockey27

As in, have I contacted the BPA to say that no code has been given?

If so NO, I haven't contacted them.

I did read on the POPLA website that if no code was given their advice is to contact the PPC and request again

KeithP

So what was the PPC's answer when you asked again?

pappa_golf

the rules under POFa 2012 are that if a parking Co that is a MEMBER OF AN aos USES THE dvla TO GAIN INFO FOR A PARKING INCIDENT , THEY must ISSUE (bpa) A poplA CODE NUMBE4R IN ORDER FOR THE "ACCUSED" TO seek alternate independent appeal

at no point should the OP have to ask for this , it is written in POFa 2012 and cannot be overridden by the BPA or any other party without having UK law changed

Umkomaas

I gave advice way back in October last year about complaining to the BPA and DVLA. I rarely repeat stuff.

Hockey27

@ Keith P - haven't sent yet, wouldn't get a reply till working days anyway. not sure if I should contact them now or just ignore on the basis that they have not followed guidelines. Although I fear that would not be the best course, if I were to follow them up in the long run it shows that I did all I can. Also I don't want to miss the 28 day POPLA deadline!

@ Umkomass - I know you have advised this already, although I was waiting to hear back from them so I had specifics rather than speculatively sending something. I have already sent a message to the DVLA and will finalise one to the BPA shortly.

pappa_golf

Hockey27 wrote: »

@ Keith P - haven't sent yet, wouldn't get a reply till working days anyway. not sure if I should contact them now or just ignore on the basis that they have not followed guidelines. Although I fear that would not be the best course, if I were to follow them up in the long run it shows that I did all I can. Also I don't want to miss the 28 day POPLA deadline!

@ Umkomass - I know you have advised this already, although I was waiting to hear back from them so I had specifics rather than speculatively sending something. I have already sent a message to the DVLA and will finalise one to the BPA shortly.

have you got a POPLa code or not?