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Excel parking fine

My friend got a parking fine from excel after using a faulty parking machine but only could enter the first character. They paid for the ticket.

A few weeks later, my friend got a fine in the post. I was asked to appeal for them because they don't have an email account. I did explaining the problem.

Excel dismissed it saying i should have called if the machine was broken and also said that no machines were broken that day. They also wrote in the letter that: "we are proceeding on the assumption that you were the driver of the vehicle in question unless you are able to prove the contrary"'

My question is should i respond to the appeal via IAS (https://www.theias.org) or ignore the response because they think it's me and not them.

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