PCN paid for by leasing company

LDast

It's up to you. Your complaint to the BVRLA is not dependent on whether you want to sue the lease company.  You can also add interest to the amount you are claiming at 8% per annum. Not a huge amount on £140 but it is the equivalent of 3p per day.

travellover123

Half_way said:

To whom at may concern at the leasing company:

I am in receipt of your response and i am rejecting your reply as at best it is factually incorrect and full of falsehoods, at worse it is a deliberate attempt by yourselves to deceive and lie in order to obtain money from myself by deception for which you have no right to do so.

Thank you so much for this! Annoyingly they've already chagred me so I'll reword this asking them to refund me or I will take legal action against them.

Fruitcake

A 'phone call is not worth the paper upon which it is writ, and unless it has been recorded, there is no proof that it ever took place.

Everything should be in writing. Always send the email to yourself as well as the recipient.

travellover123

LDast said:

It's up to you. Your complaint to the BVRLA is not dependent on whether you want to sue the lease company.  You can also add interest to the amount you are claiming at 8% per annum. Not a huge amount on £140 but it is the equivalent of 3p per day.

Thank you! 

I’ll do both but I’ll start with the LoC. 

I’ll add interest as well just out of spite and hatred for this leasing company now 

travellover123

Fruitcake said:

A 'phone call is not worth the paper upon which it is writ, and unless it has been recorded, there is no proof that it ever took place.

Everything should be in writing. Always send the email to yourself as well as the recipient.

Definitely! I told the guy when I was on the phone to him that I went everything he’s telling me in writing as proof of their incompetence and I’ll make sure I to make all the points mentioned above and that I made during the call in the email as well 

travellover123

Hi all, 

G24 have just sent the third PCN which I “appealed” my address. 

Please see below. 

Apologies if the text is difficult to read, I’ve pasted it below as well: 

“On 09 Aug 2024 you were the driver (your information has been supplied to us by the registered keeper) of vehicle registration: [Reg] make: [Make] which was parked on private property at: [Car Park Address]

By entering and parking the vehicle on our client's private property you, the driver, agree! with G24 Limited (the Creditor'), to be bound by the terms and conditions of parking shown below. These terms and conditions were clearly displayed at the entrance to, and in prominent places within, the car park. In accordance with the agreement, by leaving th vehicle in the car park in breach of the terms and conditions of parking, you are hereby required to pay the sum of £100.00 within 28 days of the date of this notice.

Term breached: Failed to pay your parking tariff at [Car Park].

Term applicable: That a sum ("the Parking Charge") of £100.00 is payable.

To date, the contractually agreed Parking Charge has not been paid in full. If the Parking) Charge is paid within 14 days of the date of this notice the Parking Charge will be reduce to £60.00. If no payment is received within 28 days, G24 Ltd will forward the outstanding debt to a debt recovery agency and the driver may incur additional costs for late paymen YOU ARE NOW INVITED TO

a) Pay the unpaid Parking Charge.

Please be warned: that if, after the period of 28 days beginning with the day after that on: which the Notice is given (i) the amount of the unpaid Parking Charge specified in this Notice has not been paid in full, you may incur further charges.

Please see the reverse of this notice for further information on how to pay / how to make representation against the Parking Charge.”

Shall I appeal again? Saying what I said the first time about keying errors?  

Coupon-mad

Yes.           

BikingBud

Further drivel

I had an issue with a company after using a hire car and having a mis-key in a hotel car park, CC company refunded me:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5644386/are-car-hire-firms-legally-obliged-to-pay-charge-notices#latest

A little old but it might still have some relevance, especially the vested interest of the senior executive of the hire company being a senior member of BVRLA and them admitting that they had not reviewed to PCN!

Wonderful to see the great assistance I received back then still being very generously offered. Big hand to the stalwarts👏

travellover123

Hi all, 

I’ve received a reply from both the leasing company and G24. 

Here is the reply from the leasing company to my LoC:

Not sure why that is relevant to this? 

travellover123

And this is the reply from G24:

Do I just ignore this now?