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    Met parking charge notice - help!

    Hi there,

    I am new to this forum and looking for some help. I received a Peking charge notice from private company Met Parking services. I got fined using the car park at work that I Have bought a permit for (and displayed) and parked in space that is used everyday and still is! I got a ticket as it was deemed 'not an allocated marked space' but the markings along that whole stretch are faded and misleading. They rejected my appeal and then to be honest I completely forgot about it. I've just realised I've gone over the time to appeal to POPLA and my only choice is to now pay it. I know it's a private firm but as I didn't appeal to POPLA what are my choices now?

    Any help would be appreciated, thank you!
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    Re: Met parking charge notice - help!

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      Re: Met parking charge notice - help!

      Speak to the people who issued or arranged for the issue of the permits and see if they will intervene.

      Otherwise it's a case of ignore or pay.

      They don't do court, yet. http://www.bmpa.eu/companydata/MET_P..._Services.html

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