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Absolute scammers! Sent a fine through the post for unpaid parking? with the threat of increasing this "Make believe fine" Luckily parking was paid by contactless payment on the parking meter, 2 hours paid, stayed 1 hour10 minutes. Certainly wont be parking their again! And leaving a bad review for the place in question because of your criminal activity...
This company, who's CSO is Mr Ellis Green attempted to fraudulently extract money from me by issuing a PCN for parking in a hospital car park, which I hadn't done. They submitted falce photographic evidence to try and force me to pay. They completely ignored my request for information even though I had cooperated fully with them. I have since found out that PCN's issued by this company and and companies of this ilk are not enforceable.
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