PAS 232 Consultation .... A response

Snakes_Belly

Snakes_Belly said:

beamerguy said:

This post is for Madam Snake and her love for SRS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBV5tlCsaFI&ab_channel=taffy056

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0BleTTraDo&ab_channel=taffy056

The gravy train will come to a halt soon for Simple Simon. It can't come soon enough.

I don't wish lock down on Sheffield but if anything good comes of it, this company will bite the dust. 

beamerguy

Snakes_Belly said:

Snakes_Belly said:

beamerguy said:

This post is for Madam Snake and her love for SRS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBV5tlCsaFI&ab_channel=taffy056

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0BleTTraDo&ab_channel=taffy056

The gravy train will come to a halt soon for Simple Simon. It can't come soon enough.

I don't wish lock down on Sheffield but if anything good comes of it, this company will bite the dust. 

Out of desperation, the boy will concentrate in the medium covid areas like the south.
He could try Brownsea Island off Poole .....  ticketing red Squirrels for their nuts   

beamerguy

Interesting, this thread has had 530 views 
Take off the clicks from regulars, wonder how many PPC's have looked at it and the comments from Sir Greg ?

At least they know that they have wasted their time by adding their fake comments to the consultation

D_P_Dance

If I owned a PPC I would ensure that this forum and peppipoo are required reading 

Snakes_Belly

Where many of the PPC's will come undone is in the liquidity of their business. They may like to spend their ill gotten gains on crass shows of wealth but it is the liquidity of their business's that will decide the outcome as to whether they can survive the next few years.

CoP and Covid will both impact on the liquidity. It was liquidity that was a major issue during the banking crisis. 

beamerguy

Snakes_Belly said:

Where many of the PPC's will come undone is in the liquidity of their business. They may like to spend their ill gotten gains on crass shows of wealth but it is the liquidity of their business's that will decide the outcome as to whether they can survive the next few years.

CoP and Covid will both impact on the liquidity. It was liquidity that was a major issue during the banking crisis, 

Indeed, it was ....  "Right said Fred" who gambled on greed and stupidity

Just what parking companies and dodgy legals are doing right now

Snakes_Belly

"Indeed, it was ....  "Right said Fred" who gambled on greed and stupidity
Just what parking companies and dodgy legals are doing right now"

Liquidity and toxic debt. I bet their aged debtor list makes interesting reading. They probably have claims listed in their balance sheet as debts which will never be paid. They cannot be writing much off as they resurrect these old claims sometimes after four/five years. 

I can imagine that when the new CoP is introduced it will be difficult to resurrect these old claims and they will have to write them off.  

twhitehousescat

D_P_Dance said:

If I owned a PPC I would ensure that this forum and peppipoo are required reading 

but would you tell your MP as well

Coupon-mad

I suspect some of the views were from PPC World trying to find something to complain about.

Coupon-mad

Hahaha! 

We want our clamps back - pathetic!   Desperate times for PPC World.

No worries - this just isn't going to happen but the story shows the rogue industry in its true colours:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/cars/article-8855049/AA-boss-sounds-warning-parking-firms-lobby-allowed-clamp-again.html

Submissions to a consultation on a code of conduct for private parking enforcement saw scores of companies calling for the return of clamping, with many demanding it as a top priority because fines were not enough of a deterrent for motorists.
Edmund King, AA president, said the practice of vehicle clamping 'cannot return under any circumstances' and the government should 'stop rogue firms in their tracks, quickly and forcefully'.
Within the feedback on the BSI documents, private parking firms called for clamping and towing of vehicles to return on the basis that the charges were not enough to deter offenders. 
Other recommendations by private parking firms also called for the appeals process to be removed from drivers who had not updated their address details with the Driver and Vehicle Licencing Agency. 
Outraged by the findings, the AA has highlighted the comments to MHCLG and asked for assurances that clamping will not return under any circumstances and that the pre-existing byelaws be removed to completely ban the practice.