Help with Appeal ---- Parking company asking name/ address of the Driver

RSG1979

Good Afternoon Team,


Post now edited to prevent detection. Stay focussed and be positive.

regards,

Redx

they can ask


you can and should IGNORE their request


there is no legal compulsion to name a driver, they are phishing because ultimately the driver is responsible


I would do nothing, but its your choice

waamo

They are IPC members so any further appeal would be futile anyway.

beamerguy

RSG1979 wrote: »

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So today excel parking services have responded. They are saying that in order for my appeal to be processesd:

1)The Driver of the vehicle will have to make the appeal to them directly or

2) I need a written permission from the driver that I am representing him. Plus the letter should have the full name and address of the driver.!!!!!!!!!

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Can the team please advice if the parking company can even ask the driver name and address. What should I do next ?

Thanking you all in anticipation.

regards,

Excel again talking out of the hole where the sun don't shine.

You really must IGNORE these scammers and the main
reason is that they belong to the UK's biggest scam ..
THE IPC, a GLADSTONES invented scam.

"Every which way they can " .... they try to scam

onlyfoolsandparking

It is exactly the same request I had and the replies are spot on, they CAN indeed ask for the driver details but you CAN of course refuse to supply them.


Question, are you actually appealing? I NEVER appealed and was told in their correspondence that my appeal was rejected?????


This is the game your involved in now with Liars and thieves, personally I wouldn't do a thing unless you get a LBC or LBCCC.


Oh and NEVER reveal who was the driver, you DONT LEGALLY have to.

RSG1979

Thank you team for your steer.

I have actually appealed.
Formally via the website using the suggested wordings in this forum.

So their response is only

1)the driver can appeal or needs to give permission

So I am thinking of replying to them with same standard wordings in the forum and add....

That they cannot legally ask for the drivers name .

I think if I don't respond formally they will cancel my formal appeal and press for money from legal owner of car.

(In the letter they are threatening me of debt recovery action !!!

Scums
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Any suggestions or opinions on using this route of formal response.

Quentin

RSG1979 wrote: »

Any suggestions or opinions on using this route of formal response.

Pointless - as you already know from reading the FAQ (you have read them haven't you??)


Any appeal to an IPC company will fail as advised in tghe FAQ


Now yours has failed you are in the debt collector stage where you ignore everything except a lbcca or court correspondence


They have 6 years to start legal proceedings


If it comes to that come back to the newbies faq thread for advice on how to defend it

Redx

you can do that repeat appeal if you so wish , although we would not do so

just do not reveal the drivers details

EXCEL may well pass it onto debt collectors who can do nothing

eventually they may issue an LBC or get B W LEGAL to issue one

and within 6 years they may issue an MCOL or get B W LEGAL to issue one on their behalf

the only way to settle the matter is in court, where a judge will decide (acting as a referee in this dispute about money)

KeithP

Looks like you may have appealed "on behalf of" either the driver or keeper.
It is that situation that often leads to that query of theirs.


You need to adjust the paragraph starting "I had recieved a postal APNR..." in your opening post to avoid identifying the driver.
Perhaps something like:

I had received a postal APNR camera ticket --(NTK by Excel parking services) which I received on the 17th day. The driver was not issued with any ticket on the day of the contravention. I am the registered keeper of the car.

I hope you can spot the subtle difference.

You need to edit your opening post now as the parking companies are known to read this forum and can use your posts against you.

Coupon-mad

That they cannot legally ask for the drivers name

Yes they can ask!