The machine in the car park did not issue him with a ticket after paying
An East Midlands holidaymaker says he feels "scammed" by a car park operator in Cornwall after receiving a fine of £100. Paul Spooner and wife Christine had travelled to Sennen Cove in West Cornwall for a family reunion in April.
Given that other cars were also without tickets, Paul thought he would be safe in continuing to use the car park. But he eventually received the fine of £100 and when he tried to call car parking operator Armtrac Security to appeal the fine, he couldn't get through for two days, Cornwall Live reports.
The email address used by Armtrac did not correspond to the one on their website and the headed paper letter Mr Spooner received about his appeal being turned down had bits of information and further details covered with corrector fluid. The letter also contained information about a link car park users should use, which led nowhere and didn't work.
Paul said: "It very much feels like the appeal system is design to make you pay £100 and not appeal. I don't know what they expected me to do. Pay again at another machine in the hope it would issue a ticket.
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