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PCN from Parking Eye (VHK Southall)
freakyhello
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I’ve received a PCN for parking in VHK Southall which I paid for using pay by phone and entered the relevant code as directed by their notice board instructions.
I appealed it via POPLA saying this but Parking Eye responded saying:
“Please be advised the motorist has paid for the incorrect PayByPhone location code, therefore no parking was purchased on the date of the event and the evidence the motorist has provided is insufficient to cancel.”
I appealed it via POPLA saying this but Parking Eye responded saying:
“Please be advised the motorist has paid for the incorrect PayByPhone location code, therefore no parking was purchased on the date of the event and the evidence the motorist has provided is insufficient to cancel.”
I do not live close to the car park to check but have said the code is 806045 shown in the picture of the sign. Whereas our evidence shows we entered 806405. We thought we double checked this and not sure if we trust what has been sent to us.
My question is if we have entered the wrong code do we have any recourse
My question is if we have entered the wrong code do we have any recourse
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PE's signs are pants, read this and complain to yout MP.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5972164/parking-eye-signs-oxford-road-reading/p1
You never know how far you can go until you go too far.1 -
Yes , download and read the latest BPA CoP about keying errors
Did PE offer the £20 option ? Yes or no ?
If no , point this out to Popla and complain to the BPA AOS team online too
What happened to plan A ?? A landowner complaint ?3 -
No I hadn’t identified a potential keying area and already submitted appeal saying we correctly paid the amount. Is the best course of action to tell Popla this? As it says I cannot now appeal on other grounds…0
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And PE have not offered the £20 option how do I request this?0
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This is not a keying error imo. Write or email them, do not telephone.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.1
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freakyhello said:No I hadn’t identified a potential keying area and already submitted appeal saying we correctly paid the amount. Is the best course of action to tell Popla this? As it says I cannot now appeal on other grounds…
Minor keying errors should be accepted and a PCN dismissed , major keying errors mean PE should have offered to £20 payment option , doing neither is a breach of the CoP , so say so and give the section number
I hope you downloaded the CoP and read it ?
Did PE get the money for the incorrect location ? Or somebody else ?? If they did get the money , then payment was made , making it a minor keying error surely ?
If they received the money , they are trying it on , breaking the BPA CoP in doing so
It's definitely a keying error , 2 numbers of 6 were transposed , according to their evidence , so either they were , or they weren't , but somebody definitely received the payment3 -
Redx said:freakyhello said:No I hadn’t identified a potential keying area and already submitted appeal saying we correctly paid the amount. Is the best course of action to tell Popla this? As it says I cannot now appeal on other grounds…
Minor keying errors should be accepted and a PCN dismissed , major keying errors mean PE should have offered to £20 payment option , doing neither is a breach of the CoP , so say so and give the section number
I hope you downloaded the CoP and read it ?
Did PE get the money for the incorrect location ? Or somebody else ?? If they did get the money , then payment was made , making it a minor keying error surely ?
If they received the money , they are trying it on , breaking the BPA CoP in doing so
It's definitely a keying error , 2 numbers of 6 were transposed , according to their evidence , so either they were , or they weren't , but somebody definitely received the payment
Thanks I have added a comment saying this to POPLA noting that it is a minor keying error as per the BPA CoP (as at January 2020- clause 17.4).
I had to email them to add as a comment because PE already sent over their evidence so I’m hoping they are okay with this?If POPLA refuse then do I still have recourse?1 -
freakyhello said:Redx said:freakyhello said:No I hadn’t identified a potential keying area and already submitted appeal saying we correctly paid the amount. Is the best course of action to tell Popla this? As it says I cannot now appeal on other grounds…
Minor keying errors should be accepted and a PCN dismissed , major keying errors mean PE should have offered to £20 payment option , doing neither is a breach of the CoP , so say so and give the section number
I hope you downloaded the CoP and read it ?
Did PE get the money for the incorrect location ? Or somebody else ?? If they did get the money , then payment was made , making it a minor keying error surely ?
If they received the money , they are trying it on , breaking the BPA CoP in doing so
It's definitely a keying error , 2 numbers of 6 were transposed , according to their evidence , so either they were , or they weren't , but somebody definitely received the payment
Thanks I have added a comment saying this to POPLA noting that it is a minor keying error as per the BPA CoP (as at January 2020- clause 17.4).
I had to email them to add as a comment because PE already sent over their evidence so I’m hoping they are okay with this?If POPLA refuse then do I still have recourse?
Court is your next recourse , it's a BPA CoP breach , a minor keying error , they still received payment , so de minimis3 -
Redx said:freakyhello said:Redx said:freakyhello said:No I hadn’t identified a potential keying area and already submitted appeal saying we correctly paid the amount. Is the best course of action to tell Popla this? As it says I cannot now appeal on other grounds…
Minor keying errors should be accepted and a PCN dismissed , major keying errors mean PE should have offered to £20 payment option , doing neither is a breach of the CoP , so say so and give the section number
I hope you downloaded the CoP and read it ?
Did PE get the money for the incorrect location ? Or somebody else ?? If they did get the money , then payment was made , making it a minor keying error surely ?
If they received the money , they are trying it on , breaking the BPA CoP in doing so
It's definitely a keying error , 2 numbers of 6 were transposed , according to their evidence , so either they were , or they weren't , but somebody definitely received the payment
Thanks I have added a comment saying this to POPLA noting that it is a minor keying error as per the BPA CoP (as at January 2020- clause 17.4).
I had to email them to add as a comment because PE already sent over their evidence so I’m hoping they are okay with this?If POPLA refuse then do I still have recourse?
Court is your next recourse , it's a BPA CoP breach , a minor keying error , they still received payment , so de minimis0 -
If the OP entered (keyed) the wron car park code then surely the keying error provions of the CofP are inapplicable. In essence the OP not pay to park.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.2
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