Disabled parking bay- PCN from UKPS ltd

blackdog2220

I have yet to see a site that states BOTH parts of the blur badge need to be displayed 
I would suggest you go back to the site and look at the sign , 

nosferatu1001

Blackdog - think youve missed that the clock was obscuring the date digit. Thus their claim the badge was not clearly displayed
Once a copy is sent in then they either cancel, or any claim they bring is vexatiou as the OP has a  clear case of de minimis

Umkomaas

It's UKPS in any case. Not UKPC. 

Man0826

Umkomaas said:

It's UKPS in any case. Not UKPC. 

Yes it is UKPS ltd

Coupon-mad

Which UKPS, aren't there two?   

We are suggesting IAS appeals at the moment, strangely enough, because many PPCs don't have the staff capacity to contest. There are no template IAS appeals, they are just about appealing with facts and evidence, such as the Blue Badge scanned in and uploaded and explaining that it was displayed all along and disability needs don't just disappear because a ticketer takes pictures at an angle and claims not to be able to see a corner of a valid Badge.

Man0826

Coupon-mad said:

Which UKPS, aren't there two?   

We are suggesting IAS appeals at the moment, strangely enough, because many PPCs don't have the staff capacity to contest. There are no template IAS appeals, they are just about appealing with facts and evidence, such as the Blue Badge scanned in and uploaded and explaining that it was displayed all along and disability needs don't just disappear because a ticketer takes pictures at an angle and claims not to be able to see a corner of a valid Badge.

They are UKPS ltd (IPC member) Leamington spa.
It is surprisingly to me that I thought everyone said IAS appeal should be avoided.
Any good chance to win in this case?

Umkomaas

Man0826 said:

Coupon-mad said:

Which UKPS, aren't there two?   

We are suggesting IAS appeals at the moment, strangely enough, because many PPCs don't have the staff capacity to contest. There are no template IAS appeals, they are just about appealing with facts and evidence, such as the Blue Badge scanned in and uploaded and explaining that it was displayed all along and disability needs don't just disappear because a ticketer takes pictures at an angle and claims not to be able to see a corner of a valid Badge.

They are UKPS ltd (IPC member) Leamington spa.
It is surprisingly to me that I thought everyone said IAS appeal should be avoided.
Any good chance to win in this case?

There's a slightly better chance with an appeal to the IAS during lockdown/furlough than in normal times.  Unless you try you'll never know. @Coupon-mad has explained the current (temporary) rationale. 

Man0826

Umkomaas said:

Man0826 said:

Coupon-mad said:

Which UKPS, aren't there two?   

We are suggesting IAS appeals at the moment, strangely enough, because many PPCs don't have the staff capacity to contest. There are no template IAS appeals, they are just about appealing with facts and evidence, such as the Blue Badge scanned in and uploaded and explaining that it was displayed all along and disability needs don't just disappear because a ticketer takes pictures at an angle and claims not to be able to see a corner of a valid Badge.

They are UKPS ltd (IPC member) Leamington spa.
It is surprisingly to me that I thought everyone said IAS appeal should be avoided.
Any good chance to win in this case?

There's a slightly better chance with an appeal to the IAS during lockdown/furlough than in normal times.  Unless you try you'll never know. @Coupon-mad has explained the current (temporary) rationale. 

Thank you to all of you.

I did tried to contact the wing yip in different ways, they finally replied me via social media and said will look into this for me and asked me to wait.
I will wait few more days to see what their response is and otherwise I will definitely try to appeal to IAS then if they refuse to cancel the ticket.

I will keep you guys updated.

Half_way

Do not touch IAS with a bargepole, the IAS is not independent.

You could contact the PPc again and instruct them ( do not ask do not appeal, but instruct)  them that they must cancel this parking charge, provide you with evidence that they will provide better staff training as this behaviour is unacceptable, and issue you a full and un-redacted apology - not a gesture of goodwill but a full admission that they are wrong for the inconvenience and distress they are causing

Coupon-mad

No, we have said they should try the IAS (as long as they are in time for the free IAS) due to the current furlough situation, because we have seen several PPCs not contest, presumably due to lack of staff working.