APCOA railway station parking charge

Jimmybiggy42

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81962650#Comment_81962650

Hi,

I've posted the images below. Would you be able to tell me if they are POFA2012 compliant?

Coupon-mad

Yes the NTK is POFA compliant. So your choices are:

• try POPLA, or
• don't try POPLA
• ignore them after that (regardless).

Come back if you get a Court claim form to defend. If they ever try litigation it will probably be via Moorside or DCB Legal, both of which do not attend hearings and usually discontinue defended claims because it's a numbers game.

You are not risking a CCJ because you'd defend. Tell them if you move house.

That's it, really.

Jimmybiggy42

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81965196#Comment_81965196

Thank you.

Given it is compliant and they rejected the appeal, should I bother with POPLA or do you know if they would likely reject also?

Gr1pr

Popla is only useful if you have a valid appeal point, otherwise its a waste of time

There is nothing in this thread to suggest that you have any valid appeal points

( their claim was for no payment for parking. )

Jimmybiggy42

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81965688#Comment_81965688

Would them not including the image of the signs in the letter be a defence?

Gr1pr

No , not required

Either, payment WAS MADE, or it WASN'T MADE

Jimmybiggy42

Hey all, got this in the post today.

Any advice or do I ignore?

Screenshot_20260520_103542_WhatsApp.jpg

Gr1pr

See post 4 in the newbies sticky thread in announcements

Coupon-mad

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82005756#Comment_82005756

But we never need to see DR Plus threatograms. Did you miss the pictures of the £170 threatograms in the fourth post of NEWBIES PLEASE READ THESE FAQS FIRST?

🙂

Jimmybiggy42

I have read the post but just wanted to clarify, emails sent to my address is also to be ignored just like letters?

Just received emails with a similar layout essentially saying pay the £170 now or it may go upto £280 in court.