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PCN for double dipping without stopping
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They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.
All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks2 -
The only proof I have is a written witness statement that says that I was elsewhere at 21:00 in that vehicle.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.0 -
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.
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Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.1 -
To whom?KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.
The only proof I have is a written witness statement that says that I was elsewhere at 21:00 in that vehicle.
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To the court, if this case gets as far as a hearing.Chilts said:
To whom?KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.
That is precisely the sort of evidence you need, but the parking company will not be interested at this stage.Chilts said:
The only proof I have is a written witness statement that says that I was elsewhere at 21:00 in that vehicle.KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.2 -
It’s almost unbelievable that these companies can do this sort of thing to innocent people.KeithP said:
To the court, if this case gets as far as a hearing.Chilts said:
To whom?KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.
That is precisely the sort of evidence you need, but the parking company will not be interested at this stage.Chilts said:
The only proof I have is a written witness statement that says that I was elsewhere at 21:00 in that vehicle.KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.And presumably they’re not interested at this stage because they’re hoping that I’ll pay to make it go away?0 -
Exactly.Chilts said:KeithP said:
To the court, if this case gets as far as a hearing.Chilts said:
To whom?KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.
That is precisely the sort of evidence you need, but the parking company will not be interested at this stage.Chilts said:
The only proof I have is a written witness statement that says that I was elsewhere at 21:00 in that vehicle.KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.And presumably they’re not interested at this stage because they’re hoping that I’ll pay to make it go away?
There are enough people out there who are absolutely terrified of 'anything court' that parking companies can make an small large fortune by ignoring any evidence against them at this stage.2 -
I’ll be honest, I’m not particularly enamoured with the prospect but do know that I’m completely innocent.KeithP said:
Exactly.Chilts said:KeithP said:
To the court, if this case gets as far as a hearing.Chilts said:
To whom?KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.
That is precisely the sort of evidence you need, but the parking company will not be interested at this stage.Chilts said:
The only proof I have is a written witness statement that says that I was elsewhere at 21:00 in that vehicle.KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.And presumably they’re not interested at this stage because they’re hoping that I’ll pay to make it go away?
There are enough people out there who are absolutely terrified of 'anything court' that they can make a fortune by ignoring any evidence against them at this stage.0 -
Have you seen this video...Chilts said:
I’ll be honest, I’m not particularly enamoured with the prospect...KeithP said:
Exactly.Chilts said:KeithP said:
To the court, if this case gets as far as a hearing.Chilts said:
To whom?KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.
That is precisely the sort of evidence you need, but the parking company will not be interested at this stage.Chilts said:
The only proof I have is a written witness statement that says that I was elsewhere at 21:00 in that vehicle.KeithP said:
Just prove the vehicle was elsewhere between the two visits.Chilts said:
Worryingly though, if they’ve deliberately lost the two “middle” images then how can I prove that I definitely didn’t stay there and that I’ve been a victim of double-dipping.Fruitcake said:They won't have retained the images of the first exit and second entry because they will have deliberately set up their ANPR system to delete them so they can pretend they never existed, and pretend the double dip never occurred. That's why our MPs have referred to these unregulated companies as rogues, scammers, and bloodsuckers.
In your repeat SAR you could add "or unwilling" after "unable" to imply they are deliberately withholding your data.
You should still specifically ask for them exactly as you have posted, and follow up with your complaint to the ICO about them when they fail to provide the images, and complain to the ICO about the DVLA for selling your personal data without a valid reason.
If you have proof the vehicle was elsewhere in between the first and second visit, then include that in your ICO complaints.And presumably they’re not interested at this stage because they’re hoping that I’ll pay to make it go away?
There are enough people out there who are absolutely terrified of 'anything court' that they can make a fortune by ignoring any evidence against them at this stage.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=n93eoaxhzpU
Just three or four people sitting round a table having a discussion.
That video was made a few years ago and most hearings nowadays seem to be via telephone or video link.3
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