A possible fake appeals site has sprung up at http://winparkingappeals.co.uk/
The site owners don`t appear to have any appeals handlers and appear to have won zero appeals.
They appear to have copied (badly) the site from the old Appeal My Ticket site.
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http://www.wrexhamwebsites.com/
theukgroup@hotmail.co.uk
Parking Tickets Appeal" for Liverpool
There appears to be a sister fake site http://parkingticketsliverpool.co.uk/
This processes charges for the bargain price of £15, compared to £25. as long as the ticket is issued in Liverpool.
Despite the fact the domain was only registered on 16 March 2017, they claim Our Parking Appeal success is very high and we have had over 500 successful appeals in the last 18 months alone from our website.
The 'visitors to domain' counter appears to be shared with the other site. If you visit one site then the other, the shared counter increments by one.
The Prankster has put a number of questions to the twitter account of the site, @andsavemoney.
The site owners don`t appear to have any appeals handlers and appear to have won zero appeals.
They appear to have copied (badly) the site from the old Appeal My Ticket site.
The site claims to have ICO registration CSN1934969, but this does not check out on the ICO website.
The site claims 218640 visitors, and to peak at 1178 hits per month as on 1/3/17 and to have 500 submissions in "the last months alone" but was registered on 17 March 2017 according to whois.
The site appears to be similar to one previously owned or controlled by Mark Seddon and Peter Lunt, so The Prankster would appreciate any information from those two gentlemen as to whether they are the owners of this new site, and if so what exactly is going on.
http://www.wrexhamwebsites.com/
theukgroup@hotmail.co.uk
Remember, "You have nothing loose with use"
The Prankster wishes to make it clear Tony Tyler has nothing to do with this site.
The Prankster wishes to make it clear Tony Tyler has nothing to do with this site.
Parking Tickets Appeal" for Liverpool
There appears to be a sister fake site http://parkingticketsliverpool.co.uk/
This processes charges for the bargain price of £15, compared to £25. as long as the ticket is issued in Liverpool.
Despite the fact the domain was only registered on 16 March 2017, they claim Our Parking Appeal success is very high and we have had over 500 successful appeals in the last 18 months alone from our website.
The 'visitors to domain' counter appears to be shared with the other site. If you visit one site then the other, the shared counter increments by one.
The Prankster has put a number of questions to the twitter account of the site, @andsavemoney.
Happy Parking
The Parking Prankster