Got PCN ticket

Will123321

Umkomaas said:

Follow the advice in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post, especially regarding 25/26 day appeal and you could be on your way to paying nothing. The only time you will have to pay anything is if a Judge tells you to do so. There are no guarantees, but if you read plenty of threads on the forum, you will quickly see how successful our advice is. But, there is no quick solution silver bullet, you must learn the process, then apply it if you want the opportunity to pay nothing. 

Thanks, so where I should appeal on theese days, on POPLa? 

KeithP

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

@Will123321 - URGENT

Please confirm whether this is JD Parking Consultancy, or JD Parking Solutions Ltd.  If it's the latter, the advice re 25/26 days changes to 19/20. 

JD Consultants, why is that important?

JD Parking Solutions Ltd are members of the IPC's Accredited Operator Scheme.

JD Parking Consultants Ltd are BPA Approved Operators.

Umkomaas

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

Follow the advice in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post, especially regarding 25/26 day appeal and you could be on your way to paying nothing. The only time you will have to pay anything is if a Judge tells you to do so. There are no guarantees, but if you read plenty of threads on the forum, you will quickly see how successful our advice is. But, there is no quick solution silver bullet, you must learn the process, then apply it if you want the opportunity to pay nothing. 

Thanks, so where I should appeal on theese days, on POPLa? 

Use the initial appeal template (it's in blue typeface) from the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post.  Do not add anything to it. It goes to JD Consultants around day 25/26 following the appeal instructions shown on the ticket left on your windscreen. Do you understand why day 25/26 - it's in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post?  Please read it so you understand why. 

Coupon-mad

I did already explain the difference and urged the OP to read the NEWBIES thread more slowly, because it's all there.

Will123321

Umkomaas said:

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

Follow the advice in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post, especially regarding 25/26 day appeal and you could be on your way to paying nothing. The only time you will have to pay anything is if a Judge tells you to do so. There are no guarantees, but if you read plenty of threads on the forum, you will quickly see how successful our advice is. But, there is no quick solution silver bullet, you must learn the process, then apply it if you want the opportunity to pay nothing. 

Thanks, so where I should appeal on theese days, on POPLa? 

Use the initial appeal template (it's in blue typeface) from the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post.  Do not add anything to it. It goes to JD Consultants around day 25/26 following the appeal instructions shown on the ticket left on your windscreen. Do you understand why day 25/26 - it's in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post?  Please read it so you understand why. 

Thanks, to be honest I'm still confused why 25/26 day. 

I can't really see that template on newbie thread. Unless I'm looking on a wrong one

Will123321

Umkomaas said:

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

Follow the advice in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post, especially regarding 25/26 day appeal and you could be on your way to paying nothing. The only time you will have to pay anything is if a Judge tells you to do so. There are no guarantees, but if you read plenty of threads on the forum, you will quickly see how successful our advice is. But, there is no quick solution silver bullet, you must learn the process, then apply it if you want the opportunity to pay nothing. 

Thanks, so where I should appeal on theese days, on POPLa? 

Use the initial appeal template (it's in blue typeface) from the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post.  Do not add anything to it. It goes to JD Consultants around day 25/26 following the appeal instructions shown on the ticket left on your windscreen. Do you understand why day 25/26 - it's in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post?  Please read it so you understand why. 

I found the template. So these are the stages. 

1. Wait till 25/26 day
2. Send them by email the template from newbie thread.
3. Appeal the pcn, is that right? Also where I do Appeal, on POPLA or just normal site? 

Umkomaas

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

Follow the advice in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post, especially regarding 25/26 day appeal and you could be on your way to paying nothing. The only time you will have to pay anything is if a Judge tells you to do so. There are no guarantees, but if you read plenty of threads on the forum, you will quickly see how successful our advice is. But, there is no quick solution silver bullet, you must learn the process, then apply it if you want the opportunity to pay nothing. 

Thanks, so where I should appeal on theese days, on POPLa? 

Use the initial appeal template (it's in blue typeface) from the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post.  Do not add anything to it. It goes to JD Consultants around day 25/26 following the appeal instructions shown on the ticket left on your windscreen. Do you understand why day 25/26 - it's in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post?  Please read it so you understand why. 

I found the template. So these are the stages. 

1. Wait till 25/26 day
2. Send them by email the template from newbie thread.
3. Appeal the pcn, is that right? Also where I do Appeal, on POPLA or just normal site? 

1. Yes
2. Yes, if email is one of their acceptable routes by which to appeal. The PCN attached to your windscreen will give you the routes by which to appeal. If email isn't included, don't use it. 

3. The blue typeface template is your appeal to the PPC. A second stage appeal to POPLA comes later, after your initial appeal is rejected.  The PPC will provide you with a POPLA verification code to use, in their rejection letter.

The reason for the day 25/26 day appeal is to try to coax the PPC away from applying to the DVLA for your name and address details. If the PPC hasn't received a response to the windscreen ticket by day 28, they can then access the registered keeper details from the DVLA. They must obtain them from the DVLA (Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (Schedule 4) requirement) in order to hold the keeper liable. If they don't, no keeper liability can apply, and should result in an easy win for you at POPLA. 

By writing to them, providing your details (as the keeper - not driver), they might think they have everything they need without going to the DVLA, and issue you with a POPLA code. Some PPCs are becoming  'wise' to this strategy and will still apply to the DVLA for keeper details, whether 'your' PPC is one of those, time will tell. 

This is all part of the long game in trying to get rid of the charge for you. But, there are no guaranteed silver bullets. Keep reading and learning. 

Will123321

Umkomaas said:

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

Follow the advice in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post, especially regarding 25/26 day appeal and you could be on your way to paying nothing. The only time you will have to pay anything is if a Judge tells you to do so. There are no guarantees, but if you read plenty of threads on the forum, you will quickly see how successful our advice is. But, there is no quick solution silver bullet, you must learn the process, then apply it if you want the opportunity to pay nothing. 

Thanks, so where I should appeal on theese days, on POPLa? 

Use the initial appeal template (it's in blue typeface) from the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post.  Do not add anything to it. It goes to JD Consultants around day 25/26 following the appeal instructions shown on the ticket left on your windscreen. Do you understand why day 25/26 - it's in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post?  Please read it so you understand why. 

I found the template. So these are the stages. 

1. Wait till 25/26 day
2. Send them by email the template from newbie thread.
3. Appeal the pcn, is that right? Also where I do Appeal, on POPLA or just normal site? 

1. Yes
2. Yes, if email is one of their acceptable routes by which to appeal. The PCN attached to your windscreen will give you the routes by which to appeal. If email isn't included, don't use it. 

3. The blue typeface template is your appeal to the PPC. A second stage appeal to POPLA comes later, after your initial appeal is rejected.  The PPC will provide you with a POPLA verification code to use, in their rejection letter.

The reason for the day 25/26 day appeal is to try to coax the PPC away from applying to the DVLA for your name and address details. If the PPC hasn't received a response to the windscreen ticket by day 28, they can then access the registered keeper details from the DVLA. They must obtain them from the DVLA (Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (Schedule 4) requirement) in order to hold the keeper liable. If they don't, no keeper liability can apply, and should result in an easy win for you at POPLA. 

By writing to them, providing your details (as the keeper - not driver), they might think they have everything they need without going to the DVLA, and issue you with a POPLA code. Some PPCs are becoming  'wise' to this strategy and will still apply to the DVLA for keeper details, whether 'your' PPC is one of those, time will tell. 

This is all part of the long game in trying to get rid of the charge for you. But, there are no guaranteed silver bullets. Keep reading and learning. 

Thanks. Will do that. I believe I saw their email address on their website. 

If example my appeal gets rejected even from POPLA, is there chance that my fine could be increased? 

Will123321

Umkomaas said:

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

Will123321 said:

Umkomaas said:

Follow the advice in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post, especially regarding 25/26 day appeal and you could be on your way to paying nothing. The only time you will have to pay anything is if a Judge tells you to do so. There are no guarantees, but if you read plenty of threads on the forum, you will quickly see how successful our advice is. But, there is no quick solution silver bullet, you must learn the process, then apply it if you want the opportunity to pay nothing. 

Thanks, so where I should appeal on theese days, on POPLa? 

Use the initial appeal template (it's in blue typeface) from the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post.  Do not add anything to it. It goes to JD Consultants around day 25/26 following the appeal instructions shown on the ticket left on your windscreen. Do you understand why day 25/26 - it's in the NEWBIES FAQ Announcement, first post?  Please read it so you understand why. 

I found the template. So these are the stages. 

1. Wait till 25/26 day
2. Send them by email the template from newbie thread.
3. Appeal the pcn, is that right? Also where I do Appeal, on POPLA or just normal site? 

1. Yes
2. Yes, if email is one of their acceptable routes by which to appeal. The PCN attached to your windscreen will give you the routes by which to appeal. If email isn't included, don't use it. 

3. The blue typeface template is your appeal to the PPC. A second stage appeal to POPLA comes later, after your initial appeal is rejected.  The PPC will provide you with a POPLA verification code to use, in their rejection letter.

The reason for the day 25/26 day appeal is to try to coax the PPC away from applying to the DVLA for your name and address details. If the PPC hasn't received a response to the windscreen ticket by day 28, they can then access the registered keeper details from the DVLA. They must obtain them from the DVLA (Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (Schedule 4) requirement) in order to hold the keeper liable. If they don't, no keeper liability can apply, and should result in an easy win for you at POPLA. 

By writing to them, providing your details (as the keeper - not driver), they might think they have everything they need without going to the DVLA, and issue you with a POPLA code. Some PPCs are becoming  'wise' to this strategy and will still apply to the DVLA for keeper details, whether 'your' PPC is one of those, time will tell. 

This is all part of the long game in trying to get rid of the charge for you. But, there are no guaranteed silver bullets. Keep reading and learning. 

Quick question, if the email is not included, how should I appeal? 

GrumpyDil

By whatever method is stated as the way to appeal on the PCN.