14 days later and having just got back from Holiday I read my mail and discover that I got a parking ticket, issued on behalf of TESCO and using ANPR the company note that I stayed beyond my welcome and should now pay them
Well, arriving at TESCO's in Beverley after a trip/morning to HMP Full Sutton (near York). I thought I would buy lunch (from TESCO's), sit in the market square, enjoy a bit of civilisation and ponder the content of my impending report. Being healthy I then walked in to my office (Beverley) with a view to collecting my car later that afternoon. "4" hours later returning to my car and then home. 14 days later and having just got back from Holiday I read my mail and discover that I got a parking ticket, issued on behalf of TESCO and using ANPR the company note that I stayed beyond my welcome and should now pay them Thanks, Ray Priestley
Was the Tesco notification about the maximum time limit for free parking and the charge for over-staying (or some similar notice) clearly displayed and visible to all users of the car park? If it wasn't, tell them you want your Linda CareersPartnershipUK
There are a lot of these private parking tickets issued. They are quite safe to ignore. So if you haven't paid already, just ignore it. This guide on MSE is quite useful to read if you had a fine from a private parking company. I myself had tickets years ago from private companies (one for overstaying, another for stopping in a bus lane near airport) and was sent letters demanding payment and debt collectors threat. But as always ignored it and nothing happened  For those supermarkets that give their parking control over to private companies don't realise that once customers are issued a parking ticket while they are shopping, it just p**ses them off and in the long run losing much more revenue as means of losing the customers for years to come (as in your case). Thanks, fourth-monkey
“So it is legal for DVLA to give out to a private company the home address of over-stayers?” Having checked with solicitors from work (my day job being a probation officer) I am reliably informed that the government changed the privacy laws to help these companies and it is perfectly legal for the DVLA to share your information. Thanks, Ray Priestley
Similar thing happened to me, parked across 2 bays in a B & Q car park, run by UKPC, got a ticket for Thanks, Barney
Quick reply, TESCO failed to respond to my complaint, guess they could not afford to buy a stamp out of the Thanks, Ray Priestley
I'd be tempted to go back to Tesco's purchase a Thanks, Barney
Slightly illegal but very tempting....will sleep on it and ruminate Thanks, Ray Priestley
Reminds me, bought a box of weetabix years ago, opened it, and it was full of maggots! Never took it back, shoved it in the neighbours bin.. Was ages before I could ever face a weetabix again Bet I could have got a fortune in vouchers!Go on Ray, go for it |
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