Multiple Parking Charge Notices from ANPR365

Fruitcake

Unless you exactly know what you are doing, and you have an absolute watertight case, the advice on this forum is to ignore the non-independent kangaroo court that is the IAS where motorists only stand about a 4% chance of winning. 

Coupon-mad

You already know from post 3 of the NEWBIES thread not to bother with IAS.

SSajid786

Thanks.
So i can just ignore any further correspondence?

Fruitcake

SSajid786 said:

Thanks.
So i can just ignore any further correspondence?

No, that is not what you should do. It is safe to ignore certain types of correspondence, but very unsafe to ignore other types. You need to re-read the NEWBIES to understand which is which.

Trainerman

Whatever2023 said:

A great example of why parking management is necessary.

Just because someone can park on a landowners private property without any consequences, it doesn’t mean you should.

When people abuse a facility like this, it’s inevitable that an operator will be called in at some point to deal with it.

Incredible !! Did you not bother to read the original post, or is there another reason for totally ignoring the facts?? It certainly seems that most PPCs do, and IMO most people who run them should hang their heads in shame.

For the record, the OP has been using the car park on a very regular basis for a number of years. No problem to anyone. UNTIL a new company rocks up and ...... for some strange reason....... puts signs where they cannot easily be seen. I think I am right in saying that the myopically self serving ATAs both say that major changes should be well signed in advance, to inform users of  the new Ts and Cs. ( a defence point for the OP, BTW)

Of course, obvious clear signage does not help squeeze money out of people does it ? The whole conduct of many PPCs is a stain on the face of this country and should never have been permitted. Oh for a competent Government actually looking after the average citizen(s)

Sorry OP, I had to say it. Now, back to the advice .........

fisherjim

SSajid786 said:

@Coupon-mad

I submitted the above as you had advised. This is what I got back.
Do I need to submit an appeal to the IAS or can I ignore ?

Thanks again for your advice!

What an amateurish joke letter. they forgot the third option when they were dictating what to do!

Harvez63

Wondered how many people would see these parking scams and try and setup similar businesses. 

Very young director of the company to, 25yo with all the aspirations of scamming people for a living. Parents must be proud 

fisherjim

Harvez63 said:

Wondered how many people would see these parking scams and try and setup similar businesses. 

Very young director of the company to, 25yo with all the aspirations of scamming people for a living. Parents must be proud 

Notice the reply is signed with his initials too man at the top doing everything no doubt, he has also been a director in the past of the following companies: ES Parking Enforcement, UPCN LTD though he did not apparently declare that when he registered ANPR 365 last July:

Is this allowed?

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/officers/E8STdHm3GoRhTk-ZGrQUPoTUY0g/appointments

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/15032952/persons-with-significant-control

Harvez63

I think you just exposed his address there to! 

I'm not sure how the above works actually, I have two businesses but for some reason they're not linked if I was searched by name through each company, but both are visible separately. 

D_P_Dance

They have missed out your third, and best option, ignore.