McDonald's MET parking demand

Umkomaas

I find it curious that rather than cancel the MET demand (as you are able to do), you would rather risk negative publicity and the forfeiting forfeiture of future customer spend in your restaurant(s),

Some suggested tidying up.

Coupon-mad

Also, it is not a penalty notice.

pustit

I find it curious that rather cancel the MET demand (as you are able to do), you would rather risk negative publicity and forfeiting future customer spend in your restaurant(s), which I can assure you will be considerably more than the value of the penalty charge notice. This is after I politely made my case in person in the restaurant and put my complaint in writing, as requested by your business manager, Mr Sxxxx. Incidentally, during our discussion Mr Sxxxx said he would not wish to lose custom – but that approach appears to be at odds with the one you have taken so far. Perhaps that point should be noted by the operations area manager for McDonald's Restaurants Ltd.

Le_Kirk

pustit said:

I find it curious that rather than cancel the MET demand (as you are able to do), you would rather risk negative publicity and the forfeiting forfeiture of future customer spend in your restaurant(s), which I can assure you will be considerably more than the value of the penalty charge notice. This is after I politely made my case in person in the restaurant and put my complaint in writing, as requested by your business manager, Mr Sxxxx. Incidentally, during our discussion Mr Sxxxx said he would not wish to lose custom – but that approach appears to be at odds with the one you have taken so far. Perhaps that point should be noted by the operations area manager for McDonald's Restaurants Ltd.

Incorporate the edits as previously advised by @Umkomaas

Coupon-mad

And it's still not a penalty notice.

Reginald74

This has run its course now. You are writing fancy letters. They are replying factually and don't seem at all phased by your implicit threats and management jargon.

Decide if it is worth going to court over (it is not) and move on.

Coupon-mad

Seeing as MET don't do court, the OP can sit tight quite happily and doesn't need to be fazed.

MothballsWallet

Reginald74 said:

This has run its course now. You are writing fancy letters. They are replying factually and don't seem at all phased by your implicit threats and management jargon.

Decide if it is worth going to court over (it is not) and move on.

Do you work for the Home Office? Mrs MbW and I have encountered this kind of attitude before when dealing with them, which is why we engage our super lawyer.

Reginald74

MothballsWallet said:

Reginald74 said:

This has run its course now. You are writing fancy letters. They are replying factually and don't seem at all phased by your implicit threats and management jargon.

Decide if it is worth going to court over (it is not) and move on.

Do you work for the Home Office? Mrs MbW and I have encountered this kind of attitude before when dealing with them, which is why we engage our super lawyer.

No idea what you mean, sorry.