Since OTSnews published the article regarding Iceland car park rules back in November 2015 complaints regarding the Excel managed car park have flooded in with similar issues.
Iceland have continued to pass the book onto the management company, the resident whose issue we covered back in November said: “I have had another letter (below), it states that I need to pay £100. We are a low income family with a disabled child with CP. I told them I did buy a ticket but as I cleaned the car later that day I have thrown all car park tickets away.
I’m not sure if any of your readers can help with this matter as I feel I am being bullied by these people by standing up to them?”.
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• Shoppers are being timed from the moment you enter the King Street car park and not from when they have payed and displayed.
A number of residents have recently contacted OTSnews regarding the parking rules at Iceland on King Street.
local resident, Caroline said: “I would like to warn shoppers about Iceland car park, shoppers are still getting fined even if leaving within the time on the ticket”
I entered the car park, waited for a space to become available, found some change and then typed in my reg. I then proceeded to shop in Iceland.
I returned to the car within the time limit I had paid for and left a short time after. Today I received a £60 fine because the cameras clocked me seven minutes over, this was because of time taken to get parked, etc… it’s a scam and needs addressing!”
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