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I don't. It is a terrible idea. Dreadful companies like Combined Parking Solutions and UKCPM do that. And there is no appeal worth trying, as they are in the conflict of interest-challenged IPC. Effectively that means no POPLA, no appeal in fact, and victims will all be sued regardless, even...

The couple just need a couple of cones, or a lockable post (but they are not free) outside their garage. The elderly couple will seriously regret it, as will the other owners, when they want their family to visit, or when they leave their car outside the garage for 2 minutes while they fetch...

If sitting at a coffee shop then the 5 minutes wouldn't be on private land, though. There is a huge difference between the scammers who literally just live and breathe scamming people for money and refusing to consider appeals fairly, and Council CEOs and the statutory on street traffic...

Agreed, SWL-Seagull. Always the very first thing to do. It is private land. Any non Council land is 'private land'. Did you not get a PCN then? Which scammer infests there? I am sure JACetheace - whether involved with the BPA or one of their pet scammers - is not quiet regarding...

Your silence spoke volumes, jasetheace - so I went looking. I conclude that you do *work* for a parking firm. Or you work in Haywards Heath at BPA towers with the fair-minded Steve C and Gemma D and the rest of them who (apart from those two named staff) all come across as fob off...

No problem, this is why I do this in my spare time. An extreme form of scam baiting, to turn up in court (or at least write the appeal or defence) and get them humiliated. I once wrote an appeal to a company re a Supermarket car park, where the first letter of all the lines of the appeal spelt...

And let me guess (sorry if I get this wrong). Either: (a) You updated your driving licence only and not the V5C for the car, for which there is a real £1000 fine for not changing the address. or (b) your car is a lease/company or hire car and ParkingEye got the data from the Fleet...

You mean the keeper's address? They buy registered keeper data from the DVLA for £2.50 a pop, causing the DVLA to make a loss.

How do you know? Parking firms are all scammers and not a legitimate job to have, I hope you are not...? Jeez - please no - not a local ex-clamper scumbag like UKCPM?

He was clueless and must have forgotten how to Google & find parking ticket fighting forums...his case was winnable. Could have had it cancelled by the Services, had he asked first. Complaining to the landowner is always the very first thing to do. But once at court all he needed was a decent...

Not true. You need to get the Hotel CEO or local Manager, to cancel this or you will get a claim soon. ParkingEye are horrendously litigious and win most cases.

I agree. The worst offenders are GP surgeries and Hospitals who should know the Equality Act inside out. But they still inflict a nasty, aggressive and litigious parking firm on people who are are legally allowed more time for the their money when parked, under the statutory duties of a...