Parking Eye Ticket

Tysernans2018

Hi, I've received a NTK from Parking Eye, I'm going to send them the first appeal template on day 26, would it be ok to include the following:
It was pitch black with no street lighting and NO signage lights.
Please send me a copy of your contract with the landowner authorising you to issue parking charge notices.
Please send me photo's of the vehicle leaving 3 minutes after your photo showing the vehicle entering at 7.21pm and returning 5 minutes before your photo shows the vehicle leaving at 9.10pm. The vehicle was simply dropping someone off and returning to collect, however your photos assume the vehicle was in the car park for almost 2 hours.
Any other advice would be greatly appreciated,  will Private Eye cancel this based on your experience?

Umkomaas

There is no parking firm called Private Eye. Have another look at your documentation. 

bargepole

Tysernans2018 said:

Hi, I've received a NTK from Private Eye

Was this personally signed by Lord Gnome? Or was it from one of their regular writers - Sylvie Krin, Lunchtime O'Booze, E.I. Addio, or E.J. Thribb?

twhitehousescat

bargepole said:

Tysernans2018 said:

Hi, I've received a NTK from Private Eye

Was this personally signed by Lord Gnome? Or was it from one of their regular writers - Sylvie Krin, Lunchtime O'Booze, E.I. Addio, or E.J. Thribb?

can i refer you to 

Arkell v. Pressdram

Coupon-mad

Tysernans2018 said:
Hi, I've received a NTK from Private Eye, I'm going to send them the first appeal template on day 26, would it be ok to include the following:
It was pitch black with no street lighting and NO signage lights.
Please send me a copy of your contract with the landowner authorising you to issue parking charge notices.
Please send me photo's of the vehicle leaving 3 minutes after your photo showing the vehicle entering at 7.21pm and returning 5 minutes before your photo shows the vehicle leaving at 9.10pm. The vehicle was simply dropping someone off and returning to collect, however your photos assume the vehicle was in the car park for almost 2 hours.
Any other advice would be greatly appreciated,  will Private Eye cancel this based on your experience?

They (ParkingEye, not Private Eye) have to, if it was a double visit.

A very common ANPR flaw:
http://notomob.co.uk/discussions/index.php?topic=5768.0

Half_way

Whos car park was this/where was this?

the above is iompotyant as it would help with a landowner compliant, alnd also in where and how to proceed with such a thing

BrownTrout

I haven't read that publication for ages

Tysernans2018

Sorry it's ParkingEye, Half_way it was at the Samuel Barlow pub, Alvecote Marina 

Tysernans2018

Umkomaas it is Parking Eye, apologies 

Fruitcake

What happened when you complained to the landowner?

If there was no NTD (unlikely that there was as it is very rare for ParkingLie to issue one) then there is no need to wait until day 26 before sending the appeal template in blue from the NEWBIES. Send it unaltered from the keeper save for a one liner stating that this was two separate visits and therefore no breach of parking terms occurred.
Do you have a "golden ticket" as per the example in the NEWBIES? If so then you will win at PoPLA as long as the driver is not identified.

Send an SAR to the scammers as per the NEWBIES information, requesting all your personal data including all four images of your vehicle. Include a copy of the vehicle V5C as proof of ID.

Complain to the BPA and DVLA and your MP that the keeper's personal data was obtained without reason and processed in breach of the DPA/GDPR since this was two separate visits and no breach of parking terms occurred.
Include any proof that the vehicle left and returned such as dash-cam footage or smart-'phone location tracking in your complaints.
Your complaint to the DVLA is twofold. One that ParkingLie obtained and processed the keeper's personal data without reason, and the other that the DVLA released the keeper's personal data without reason and without carrying out any checks on the requester.

DVLA complaint email addresses are ccrt@dvla.gov.uk and KADOEservice.support@dvla.gov.uk

Red for the blood that was spilled. 
Black for the mourning of those left behind.
Green for the new growth on the fields of battle.
The leaf at eleven o'clock, symbolising the time when the guns fell silent.

Tysernans2018

These are the photos ParkingEye have sent me, as you can see it was pitch black