Parking Ticket Not even in the area

Parking Ticket Not even in the area

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pavarotti1980

4,896 posts

84 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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janesmith1950 said:
f the OPs car wasn't there in that day, he has little to fear from the PPC. Why put up the shutters and start talking about third party appeals when you could pick up the phone and have a conversation with the PPC, or send them an email with some human language that sounds reasonable and a genuine attempt to solve the issue promptly?

This paranoia around PPCs and psuedo lawyerity (I made that word up) when responding to them is just conflict for the sake of it.

Something has gone wrong. The OP needs to calmly and politely explain to the PPC why he is not responsible for the ticket. It does not need to be a game or complicated or gladiatorial.
What third party appeals?
Just submit appeal to them (as I posted in the immediately in response to the OP) and say it wasn't there. Not that difficult and no pseudo lawyer speak.


anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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You suggested the OP appeal in writing on the basis of nothing more than "I wasn't there", followed by "if you reject this appeal please provide me with a POPLA code".

It's fairly inevitable the PPC will assume it's one of those people who know my rights and the game is set for (unecessary) confrontation.

Better to speak to people (followed up in writing, with the evidence) and explain the situation, avoiding the need to play email tennis where neither side is properly communicating with the other.

pavarotti1980

4,896 posts

84 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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janesmith1950 said:
You suggested the OP appeal in writing on the basis of nothing more than "I wasn't there", followed by "if you reject this appeal please provide me with a POPLA code".

It's fairly inevitable the PPC will assume it's one of those people who know my rights and the game is set for (unecessary) confrontation.

Better to speak to people (followed up in writing, with the evidence) and explain the situation, avoiding the need to play email tennis where neither side is properly communicating with the other.
You do it in writing by email or letter as I posted.

It's not unnecessary confrontation or Freeman of Land st.

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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And in what basis are you the expert on this and upon what is your advice based? It reads like you're a Pepipoo disciple.

You're now going to tell me you've helped 'X' number of people escape unwarranted 'invoices' etc etc etc.

The internet is great for so many things, however sometimes there are self appointed experts who manage to make everyday life more difficult than it needs to be.

pavarotti1980

4,896 posts

84 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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janesmith1950 said:
And in what basis are you the expert on this and upon what is your advice based? It reads like you're a Pepipoo disciple.

You're now going to tell me you've helped 'X' number of people escape unwarranted 'invoices' etc etc etc.

The internet is great for so many things, however sometimes there are self appointed experts who manage to make everyday life more difficult than it needs to be.
No OP just needs to send that email or letter.

The irony of you posting about not making things complicated with multiple paragraphs of nonsense is great though.

There is very little complicated about putting in writing that the vehicle wasn't there at the time. By having it in writing means that you have copies of the communication. What do you have with a phonecall?

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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pavarotti1980 said:
No OP just needs to send that email or letter.

The irony of you pisti g about not making things complicated with multiple paragraphs of nonsense is great though
Hey, I just like to keep things simple instead of looking for conflict and complication with no justification.

Other options are always available. smile

pavarotti1980

4,896 posts

84 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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janesmith1950 said:
Hey, I just like to keep things simple instead of looking for conflict and complication with no justification.

Other options are always available. smile
Why is appealing by email conflict?

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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pavarotti1980 said:
Why is appealing by email conflict?
Your advice was to provide no context and encourage the PPC to go to arbitration if they don't like it. Faced with this, the PPC will think the OP is trying it on and the thing will roll in.

Better to provide as much help to the PPC as possible now and nip it in the bud.

All this avoiding admitting 'I was the driver' stuff or appeals to POPLA are irrelevant, as if the car wasn't there at the time neither the driver nor RK can be liable for the charge.

At face value it's a mistaken identity and the OP just needs to convey that to the PPC in the most effective way to prevent time and energy spent playing games.

pavarotti1980

4,896 posts

84 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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janesmith1950 said:
Your advice was to provide no context and encourage the PPC to go to arbitration if they don't like it. Faced with this, the PPC will think the OP is trying it on and the thing will roll in.

Better to provide as much help to the PPC as possible now and nip it in the bud.

All this avoiding admitting 'I was the driver' stuff or appeals to POPLA are irrelevant, as if the car wasn't there at the time neither the driver nor RK can be liable for the charge.

At face value it's a mistaken identity and the OP just needs to convey that to the PPC in the most effective way to prevent time and energy spent playing games.
Are they? I am guessing you have helped xxxx amount of people get these parking tickets cancelled bla bla bla.

No games to play. Appeal the ticket in writing.

InitialDave

11,899 posts

119 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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silverfoxcc said:
never say who was driving
Driving what? The car wasn't there.

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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1. Put yourself in a Faraday cage in an extradition free country.
2. Set up a secure proxy to protect your IP.
3. Use a disposable keyboard to make sure your DNA isn't left on the keys.
4. Deny you were the driver.
5. Demand trial by POPLA.
6. Get a fking life.

pavarotti1980

4,896 posts

84 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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janesmith1950 said:
1. Put yourself in a Faraday cage in an extradition free country.
2. Set up a secure proxy to protect your IP.
3. Use a disposable keyboard to make sure your DNA isn't left on the keys.
4. Deny you were the driver.
5. Demand trial by POPLA.
6. Get a fking life.
The earth is flat too you know.

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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I'm not from Norfolk.

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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I put my dick in the owl

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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Sorry, what were we talking about?

Oh yeah, op ask for a photo of the car then once you see the reg mistake point it out.

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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This.

silverfoxcc

7,689 posts

145 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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InitialDave said:
silverfoxcc said:
never say who was driving
Driving what? The car wasn't there.
Dave if you knew anything about POFA 2012 they want a drivers name so they can chase him. By not saying who as driving they are stymied, and as the majority of PPC cannot follow simple instructions in that law, they normally end up withpout the ability to chase the keeper

keep up please :-)

silverfoxcc

7,689 posts

145 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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InitialDave said:
silverfoxcc said:
never say who was driving
Driving what? The car wasn't there.
Dave if you knew anything about POFA 2012 they want a drivers name so they can chase him. By not saying who as driving they are stymied, and as the majority of PPC cannot follow simple instructions in that law, they normally end up without the ability to chase the keeper

keep up please :-)

InitialDave

11,899 posts

119 months

Saturday 16th November 2019
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The car wasn't there. There was no car, no driver to give or not give the name of.

You may as well advise him to not tell them about the pink elephant.

S11Steve

6,374 posts

184 months

Saturday 16th November 2019
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We get a couple of cloned or misread plate issues every month for our fleet.

The easiest way is to write back asking for copy of the images (should be on the notice to keeper, to be POFA compliant)
We often get M & W or O & Dmisread, but also 0 and 8. In the majority of cases where the image doesn't match the reg on the document, the parking company will accept their fault.

Surprisingly even with this blatant error, a few still end up chasing us about it !

If the registered keeper has a smartphone, it may be worth taking a screenshot of the phone location on that day - it's not compelling evidence that the car wasn't there, but it's certainly proof the keeper wasn't the driver on the day.