POPLA appeal rejected for Parking Eye ticket. What next?

Rosebud19_2

Hi,

I’ve just had a POPLA appeal rejected after receiving a PCN from Parking Eye. Appealed to Morrison’s head office directly. They’re not interested. On principle I don’t want to pay the fine as it’s totally disproportionate and not commercially justifiable. POPLA made decision on appeal using incorrect info but there’s no further redress there as they conveniently don’t allow you to contact them once they have made their appeal decision!

What would happen if I didn’t pay?

Thanks in advance for any advice you can give me

nosferatu1001

Does htis relate to an existing thread? If so then LET THIS ONE DIE - post on that other thread. Easy to find it, click on your username!

We cant give you any meaningful advice as youve given us absolutely no information of any use as to WHY your appeal was rejected.

The_Deep

POPLA made decision on appeal using incorrect info but there’s no further redress there as they conveniently don’t allow you to contact them once they have made their appeal decision!


Of course you can contact them. Whether they respond or not is another matter.

However, if their decision was flawed/ill considered,, and it went to court, you could use it to your advantage. It is probably a scam anyway, the signs are dreadful

Rosebud19_2

This is a new thread with a generic request for advice.

If you could send me the details of a current thread where I may get some advice to my question, that would be useful.

KeithP

Rosebud19 wrote: »

If you could send me the details of a current thread where I may get some advice to my question, that would be useful.

This thread would be a good starting point:

**NEWBIES!! PRIVATE PARKING TICKET? OLD OR NEW? **READ THESE FAQS FIRST!** Thankyou!

Rosebud19_2

Thanks, but I can’t find a relevant answer on that thread

Redx

PE will chase for payment and eventually send an LBC and then send an MCOL via Northampton ccbc

ITS THAT SIMPLE

and your best option is a cancellation by Morrisons, which it always was

as for this statement

it’s totally disproportionate and not commercially justifiable

how do you legally argue that in court ?

before you answer, google BARRY BEAVIS (who lost in 3 courts to about 11 judges using the same arguments)

KeithP

Rosebud19 wrote: »

Thanks, but I can’t find a relevant answer on that thread

I guess you missed this from that thread:

What will happen if I lose at POPLA or IAS?

It changes nothing, just takes you back to square one. It is not a reason to pay, even though the decision will tell you to! Discussed here and in other threads you can find by searching this forum for 'lost IAS' or 'lost POPLA':

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5334100

What happens would be:

- you will most likely (unless it's a very litigious PPC) just get a series of hysterical 'pay up or else' debt collector letters, or maybe letters from the PPC themselves - see separate post about ignoring them, below. No need to panic.

or

- you might have to defend this if the PPC tries a small claim, and they might be buoyed by an IAS 'win' under their belt to brandish. If that happens, see post #2 above about beating a claim!

pogofish

Rosebud19 wrote: »

Thanks, but I can’t find a relevant answer on that thread

Post three, quite clearly.

Rosebud19_2

I’m looking for constructive advice, not snide comments.

We’re not all MSE know-it-all’s and some of you with your 1k-10k posts would do well to remember that.

beamerguy

Rosebud19 wrote: »

I’m looking for constructive advice, not snide comments.

We’re not all MSE know-it-all’s and some of you with your 1k-10k posts would do well to remember that.

slow down Rosebud, it's because hi ranking members
do know most which means that our newbies win ???
That's what you want at the end of the day