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#Post#: 64403--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for Leaving site at Central Six Coventry
DIR By: DWMB2
Date: March 27, 2025, 6:34 am
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--- Quote from: G6PRK link ---
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> Always choose other.
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For relationship to vehicle, choosing "Registered keeper" is
fine, if you are the keeper.
#Post#: 64412--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for Leaving site at Central Six Coventry
DIR By: luciferfire
Date: March 27, 2025, 7:15 am
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--- Quote from: G6PRK link ---
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> Ah - okay. For future reference, don't do that! Always choose
other.
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> Yes, ignore everything unless you get a Letter of Claim or
N1SDT Claim Form - at which point this will be easily defended.
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> Debt collectors are powerless. There is no risk to your credit
score. You will only receive a CCJ if you 1. go to court, 2.
lose, 3. fail to pay within 30 days.
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thank you for the suggestion. I will ignore it.
I was indeed walking around the site, so can confidently provide
information. I never expected to be extorted like this.
Now, I will likely just continue to be harassed by them, which
is quite troubling.
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Re: PCN for Leaving site at Central Six Coventry
DIR By: G6PRK
Date: March 27, 2025, 7:19 am
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Do you have any evidence of having bought anything within the
shopping park? If so, it may not hurt to follow up and provide
that evidence?
It will probably still get you nowhere but might be your best
bet of avoiding harassment by debt collectors (though you
shouldn't worry about that)
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Re: PCN for Leaving site at Central Six Coventry
DIR By: luciferfire
Date: March 27, 2025, 7:27 am
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I just get around in the site so I didn't buy anything.
Anyway, I know everyone say IAS appeal is waste time. But how
about POPLA? Should I appeal with them?
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Re: PCN for Leaving site at Central Six Coventry
DIR By: G6PRK
Date: March 27, 2025, 7:45 am
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The operator is IPC so the "independent" appeals service is IAS.
You can't appeal to POPLA which is the equivalent for BPA
members.
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Re: PCN for Leaving site at Central Six Coventry
DIR By: b789
Date: March 27, 2025, 8:41 am
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There is absolutely no evidence of the driver or anyone else for
that matter, having left the site. Irrespective of whether the
appeal is from the Keeper or the driver, this will never get as
far as a hearing.
The onus is on the creditor to prove that the driver breached a
term or condition of parking. Do not do their job for them.
Unless that can evidence that the driver left the site, they
cannot possibly win.
It is a pity that you identified as the driver when you could
simply have appealed as the Keeper and declined to identify the
driver, therefore requiring G24 to figure out, assuming they
even had any evidential photos of someone actually leaving the
"site", of who that person actually is.
Don't bother with an IAS appeal. Simply wait until you receive a
Letter of Claim (LoC). You can safely ignore all debt recovery
letters. They are powerless to actually do anything. Simply
ignore anything except an LoC or a an actual N1SDT Claim Form
from the CNCB.
If/when you do receive either of those two things, come back and
show us. In the meantime, just get on wit your life and stop
worrying about this. You won't be paying a penny to G24.
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Re: PCN for Leaving site at Central Six Coventry
DIR By: luciferfire
Date: April 1, 2025, 7:31 am
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Hello everyone, When I appealed for the third time, they gave
up.
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> Dear XXX
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> RE: Contractual Parking Charge Notice XXXXXX
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> Regarding the above Contractual Parking Charge Notice, we
would like to confirm that this has been waived.
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> No further action is required by you.
>
>
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I found that simply focusing on requesting evidence without
saying too much makes them back off.
Here is my appeal content:
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> No Evidence of a Breach:
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> The evidence you provided—two photographs of my vehicle in a
parking bay—does not demonstrate that I left the site. These
images merely show my vehicle’s presence at the location, not my
actions as the driver. Under the British Parking Association
(BPA) or International Parking Community (IPC) Code of Practice,
you must provide clear and specific evidence (e.g., video
footage or photographs of me leaving the premises) to
substantiate the claim that I breached the terms by leaving the
site. The photographs you supplied fail to meet this standard
and are wholly insufficient to justify the charge.
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> The Notice shows the vehicle parked in a designated parking
slot, and in a car park with a 3 hour allowance. The notice
refers to 'parked and left site' as the term breached, yet there
is no evidence to support this. Before I can consider your
demands, can you please provide photographic evidence that the
driver of the vehicle 'left site'in alleged contravention of
your terms.
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> Given the lack of evidence supporting your allegation and I
deny leaving site, I insist that you cancel this PCN
immediately. Should you reject this appeal, please provide any
additional evidence you intend to rely upon. Be warned, however,
that if you persist with this baseless charge, I look forward to
meeting you in court, where I am confident your flimsy evidence
will not withstand scrutiny. I expect your response within the
timeframe outlined in your governing body’s Code of Practice.
>
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I hope to help others who encounter the same situation.
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