Hi all,
Have been trawling the net for info (as is advised) and would like some advice as how to go about my claim.
Usual story from what I have gathered: overstaying in a carpark caught by timestamped camera. The driver was caught twice in the space of ten days and i have appealed one ticket through smartparking and left the other until I have more experience.
I sent what I thought was a well put together appeal letter combining lots of arguments from several sources, but this was rejected. I have come to the understanding that this is usual and the real claims begin at POPLA.
My main arugument would be that the signage was not clear and have photos to help this, is this a strong enough leg to stand on as I dont want to fill my appeal with "noise"? The idea being that there are no timelimit signs near ASDA's own and none in normal pedestrian location therefore not expected to be seen when learning information about the store.
One of my requests was a copy of the contract between the landowner (ASDA) and Smartparking, I didn't receive such a document, I have read also that companies are usually unwilling to provide it as it would contain additional information that they dont want to disclose. Is this a genuine thing?
They have extened the discount period a further two weeks, am I sensing a weakness in smartparking?:tinysmile_twink_t2:
I can provide a copy of the origional appeal letter if needed.
Thankyou for any advice or guidance.
Have been trawling the net for info (as is advised) and would like some advice as how to go about my claim.
Usual story from what I have gathered: overstaying in a carpark caught by timestamped camera. The driver was caught twice in the space of ten days and i have appealed one ticket through smartparking and left the other until I have more experience.
I sent what I thought was a well put together appeal letter combining lots of arguments from several sources, but this was rejected. I have come to the understanding that this is usual and the real claims begin at POPLA.
My main arugument would be that the signage was not clear and have photos to help this, is this a strong enough leg to stand on as I dont want to fill my appeal with "noise"? The idea being that there are no timelimit signs near ASDA's own and none in normal pedestrian location therefore not expected to be seen when learning information about the store.
One of my requests was a copy of the contract between the landowner (ASDA) and Smartparking, I didn't receive such a document, I have read also that companies are usually unwilling to provide it as it would contain additional information that they dont want to disclose. Is this a genuine thing?
They have extened the discount period a further two weeks, am I sensing a weakness in smartparking?:tinysmile_twink_t2:
I can provide a copy of the origional appeal letter if needed.
Thankyou for any advice or guidance.
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