Parking Charge Notice on private land

Angry_motorist

I have emailed requesting the information and will update with any information. Thank you

Mark2spark

As an aside, you could ask the receptionist/manager at the practice, to get the ticket cancelled, saying you just stopped to read the signs on the front door regarding opening times/specialist help numbers etc. You are registered there so that's a reasonable thing to be doing, and a reason to be in the car park.

Coupon-mad

"Comprehensive Management Service LTD"

That firm are known for issuing cards 'warning' that a PCN will follow. AFAIK this is a procedure only followed by them and by Excel & VCS. This is not as the POFA sets out, but the DVLA don't care and were persuaded by the IPC that these hybrid windscreen cards/notices ''don't count'' and are not Notice to Drivers.

At least one Judge has reportedly disagreed.

The website has issues and won't allow me to submit my appeal.......

Either:

1. Post 1st class, a dispute that doesn't imply who parked. Appeal as keeper.

or

2. Ignore them and deal with a scam/doomed court claim if they later try.

I expect they got your data via the dealer, and if so, because they didn't get the data from the ONLY route that allows 'keeper liability' (i.e. that route being the DVLA) as others have already said, they can't hold you liable unless you make a mistake and imply/admit to who was driving.

They are just another pointless, non-customer-service-orientated IPC firm:

https://theipc.info/aos-members/c

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5952781/pcn-lease-car

Same advice as there, except yours is not a lease car. The advice to ignore them until a court claim arrives, stands.

Fruitcake

Angry_motorist wrote: »

I have emailed requesting the information and will update with any information. Thank you

You still haven't taken the advice given in posts 2 and 10 about editing your initial post, and you haven't answered the important question from post 13.

The regulars here ask questions for specific reasons. It will help us to help you if you thoroughly check our responses and provide information accordingly.

Angry_motorist

For some reason it won't let me edit the post. I will try again but when I click it nothing happens. I will need to go back and read post 13 for the question as I am trying to answer all.....

Umkomaas

Angry_motorist wrote: »

For some reason it won't let me edit the post. I will try again but when I click it nothing happens. I will need to go back and read post 13 for the question as I am trying to answer all.....

Are you doing this on a phone? Phones have limitations when using this forum.

Best on PC or laptop or tablet.

Angry_motorist

I am yes. I'll fire up the desktop after dinner.

Cheers

Angry_motorist

So an update today off the customer service department but from a completely different email address to what was on the letter (customerservices@zzps.co.uk)

"Good Morning,

Thank you for your email,

Please be advised your appeal is being dealt with and a response will be sent via post.

With regards to your comments regarding the parking attendents, there have been noted and passed to our client.

Kind regards

Alana "


I am not the best at grammar but this email is riddled with spelling mistakes.
Im not sure this is legit

Angry_motorist

I have just received the enquiry from the DVLA regarding the information request.

Date of enquiry 29/04/2019
VRM : XXXXXX
Enquirer: Comprehensive Management Service LTD.......
Enquiring Reason: Breach of terms and conditions of s private car park
Date of Event: 27/04/2019

This enquiry was submitted using an electronic link, therefore no evidence was provided to support the request. This evidence can be made available to the DVLA if request.

MistyZ

Angry_motorist wrote: »

So an update today off the customer service department but from a completely different email address to what was on the letter (customerservices@zzps.co.uk)

"Good Morning,

Thank you for your email,

Please be advised your appeal is being dealt with and a response will be sent via post.

With regards to your comments regarding the parking attendents, there have been noted and passed to our client.

Kind regards

Alana "


I am not the best at grammar but this email is riddled with spelling mistakes.
Im not sure this is legit

Spelling errors tend to be a sign that it is from the scammers & their scammy pals. ZZPS appear to be debt collectors who work rather closely with some PPCs:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6004807/confused-about-late-notification&highlight=zzps