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Re: Parkingeye - overstaying in car park
DIR By: lateman
Date: March 25, 2026, 3:00 pm
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i visited Costa earlier. they don't like intervening (the
supervisor told me they get into a bit of trouble from their
bosses), but when they do, Parkingeye usually only compromise
(if they do) by reducing the charge to a £20 "admin charge"
(which is better than £60 i guess.
I've attached photos of the cat park in general, including a
close-up of the Parkingeye sign
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Re: Parkingeye - overstaying in car park
DIR By: ixxy
Date: March 26, 2026, 4:45 pm
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You might have an appeal based on the conflicting signage but
plan A of getting Costa to cancel it would have been best. If
you do appeal don't put in the stuff about the PCN not being
POFA complaint, it won't get you anywhere, just focus on the
conflicting signage.
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Re: Parkingeye - overstaying in car park
DIR By: lateman
Date: March 26, 2026, 5:00 pm
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I'm not going down the PoFA route, even though that worked
previously for me, as it looks like Parkingeye have indeed
complied.
What about the photograph of the vehicle exiting the site
though? From the photograph, it is impossible to make out the
registration number.
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Re: Parkingeye - overstaying in car park
DIR By: ixxy
Date: March 27, 2026, 3:23 am
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The photo was clearly good enough for the camera to read the
plate correctly. The original photo from the camera may be
better quality, who knows what printing the PCN did to the
image.
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