Premier Park Requesting Drivers Details

waamo

The V5c alone is all they need. Send them a copy and tell them you will report them to the ICO if they don't comply.

beamerguy

You simply cannot send such data to a parking scammer, who knows where it will end up ?

Premier Park are going well above their station in life

As Waamo said above, your V5c is all that is needed, It confirms to them the info they got from the DVLA

Zekester

beamerguy, that's exactly what I was thinking and I'm not comfortable providing them with everything they ask for. It's ridiculous. Thanks for your help.

beamerguy

Zekester wrote: »

beamerguy, that's exactly what I was thinking and I'm not comfortable providing them with everything they ask for. It's ridiculous. Thanks for your help.

You don't. no phone numbers either, they even scam those

And as Waamo also said if they fail to answer your SAR, It is a report to the ICO

twhitehousescat

it is THEM that have made the allegation against the person who,s name is on the V5 , and at the address given by the DVLA

they are stating YOU owe money , you are stating , the person whos name and address given by the DVLA requests info held about HIM (or he) , from the parking co , no other info , just info relating to the reg keeper at that address


U seem to recall that the ICO have stated that a scan of the v5 is OK

Zekester

Received the POPLA code. I'm in the process of appealing to them but I'm not sure which template to use on the newbies thread for an incorrect reg number entered. Please could someone point me in the right direction.

waamo

Zekester wrote: »

Received the POPLA code. I'm in the process of appealing to them but I'm not sure which template to use on the newbies thread for an incorrect reg number entered. Please could someone point me in the right direction.

There isn't one for that event. That's because you are now relying on legalities. Check your paperwork for POFA compliance. If it doesn't then it's a win on driver unknown.

Assert they don't have landowner authority, make them prove it. Check the signage if possible. Is it clear and legible?

In short you will see familiar themes in all POPLA appeals. Put them in and make them prove everything. It's their job to prove their case.

Zekester

Sadly there is POFA 2012 compliance mentioned in the letter. I will need to take a walk down there and take photos of the signage. Any other crucial points you can give me with what to include in my defence? Thanks.

waamo

Zekester wrote: »

Sadly there is POFA 2012 compliance mentioned in the letter. I will need to take a walk down there and take photos of the signage. Any other crucial points you can give me with what to include in my defence? Thanks.

Don't take them at their word. They lie.

If you don't know something, for example landowner authority, then put it in. As I said they have to prove their case.

Zekester

Thanks Waamo