Parkingeye Appeal & PCN Cancellation Service
Need help with a Parkingeye Ticket Appeal to cancel an unfair parking charge notice? We support UK motorists with appealing Parkingeye PCN’s and get them cancelled. We provide instant appeal letters and guide you through the parkingeye appeal process to win and save £100s.
How We Beat Parkingeye PCN’s
At Parkingeye Appeal UK, our mission is to support motorists like you in challenging and beating unfair parkingeye tickets. Whether you’re dealing with a Parking Eye PCN for the first time or not, we offer complete assistance to make the process easy and painless.
1. Get Appeal Letter
In 2 mins, our £4.99 Parkingeye appeal letters can find legal loopholes and check if your PCN was issued correctly, and provide an instant appeal letter.
2. Submit Parkingeye Appeal
We navigate you through the Parkingeye appeal process easily so you don’t make common mistakes and win.
3. Escalate Appeal to POPLA
If your appeal escalates to POPLA, we support you with instructions to submit your appeal easily to POPLA and avoid mistakes.
Dear Driver,
If you’ve just received a ParkingEye Parking Charge Notice and you’re wondering if there’s anything you can do in just 2 minutes that could save you over £100 …
You’re in the right place. Let me explain.
I’m Leo, and a few years ago I was in the exact same situation as you. ParkingEye sent me a PCN, and like most people, I thought I had no choice but to pay.
But here’s the truth most drivers don’t realise:
👉 7 out of 10 ParkingEye tickets can be cancelled if you identify legal loopholes and follow the correct process.
Over time, we studied the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, the British Parking Association Code of Practice, and real tribunal cases.
I discovered dozens of legal loopholes that ParkingEye often gets wrong and if even one applies, the PCN must be cancelled.
So I built a simple 4-step process that anyone can use to beat a ParkingEye ticket:
Step 1 – Check Your PCN
Enter your Parking Charge reference and registration into our system. In less than 2 minutes, we’ll check if your ticket was issued correctly.
Step 2 – Generate & Submit Your Appeal
If a loophole applies, our system instantly generates a tailored legal appeal letter. You just submit it directly to ParkingEye online.
Step 3 – Protect Yourself as the Registered Keeper
If ParkingEye asks for driver details, don’t provide them. As the keeper, you’re protected under PoFA 2012 and if ParkingEye has slipped up, they cannot enforce the charge.
Step 4 – Escalate to POPLA if Rejected
If ParkingEye rejects your appeal, you’ll get a free POPLA code. This lets you forward your case to an independent tribunal, where ParkingEye often loses.
That’s it. Four simple steps.
No stress, no guesswork and if your PCN has a loophole, ParkingEye has no choice but to cancel it.
👉 I’ll walk you through this entire process in the video below.
Testimonials
Hear from existing customers who have been delighted to get parking tickets cancelled.
I am so happy that I found this website, I had a parking ticket given to me that I should never have got in the first instance, I contacted parkingmateuk and they did whatever they did and the ticket was cancelled. They were very professional, efficient and they know their stuff. I would highly recommend them.
Best £4.99 I have ever spent! Worked perfectly for a Horizon parking fine. Took a bit of time to send stuff in but it worked. Thank you, ParkingmateUK! These parking companies need to be tackled.
Appeal Your Parkingeye Ticket, Save £100!
Answer a few questions and learn how we can help you appeal your PCN and get it cancelled.
Appeals That Won, Saving £100
Learn and see how other motorists have won their appeal using legal loopholes and legal letters.
If we can beat them in court, we can win an appeal easily. Here are some recent appeals which had been successfully won after using our services.
About Us
Our company The Good Customer Company was founded to help UK motorists beat parking tickets and put people in a fair position when challenging PCN’s. After the UK Government’s failure to implement the Parking Code of Practice, we had to act and be the champion for motorists.
