ANPR - Moved house

Coupon-mad

You must NEVER EVER ring a Parking Firm or their debt collectors! Never.

You won't get the reduced amount offered unless you get the landowner to lean on them to try to cancel it.

Tablesalt

How would I go about it then? Since it's past the deadline, how would I even pay it? 

What's the logic behind not contacting them? Really I thought the only way to progress would be by asking them. 

In terms of land ownership I wouldn't know who to ask as there's a bunch of shops the car park seemed to cater for

Fruitcake

Nobody said not to contact them. What you musn't do is 'phone the PPC as you may give away the driver's identity. If the NTK was non-PoFA compliant you would have then thrown away a winning PoPLA appeal point.

Was the NTK PoFA compliant or was it a golden ticket, an example of which is in the NEWBIES?
Did you 'phone PE?
Did you reveal the driver's identity?

D_P_Dance

PE's signs are, to say the least, dodgy.  Read this,.

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5972164/parking-eye-signs-oxford-road-reading/p1

Coupon-mad

As above, I didn't say don't contact them and certainly wasn't telling you to pay!  Albeit if this was a significant overstay and neither you nor passengers had mitigating circs (such as disability) for why you took longer to shop, and you don't have receipts to prove you were genuine patrons of the retailers, you may not be able to get this cancelled.

But ParkingEye are unusual, in that they will consider appeals and shopping receipts as proof of patronage, even well after the appeal window.  And they often cancel for genuine shoppers.

You can use ParkingEye's appeals page at any time I think, or email (with PCN number in the subject line):

info@parkingeye.co.uk

You will also gave to tell P/Eye your new address and tell them to 'erase the data' of the old address.