Azure appeal

RaZeFX

Been in an ongoing appeal with Azure as they sent the ticket outside the 14 day period and sent it over a month later.

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They keep pressing on who the driver was.

What happens if I just never tell them?

Here is my original appeal and the subsequent email exchanges:

I am the registered keeper of the vehicle.

The Notice to Keeper was not delivered within the 14 days required by Schedule 4, Paragraph 9(4) of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 for ANPR-enforced parking charges.

As a result, you have failed to establish keeper liability. I am under no obligation to identify the driver and will not do so.

Since keeper liability does not apply, the charge must be cancelled.

Please confirm cancellation or provide a POPLA verification code.

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Nellymoser

The operator is in breach of their Code of Practice if they do not accept or decline your appeal with a POPLA Code within 35 days.

If that time has passed you must first email a formal complaint to Azure stating the above. Should they ignore your complaint you then report their CoP breach to BPA.

Find Azure complaint email in their complaint policy on BPA AOS operators list.

https://www.britishparking.co.uk/bpa-approved-operators

https://www.britishparking.co.uk/code-of-practice-and-compliance-monitoring

ChirpyChicken

Email them and tell them no driver details need be supplied and you will not full for such an old trick

Coupon-mad

Dear Azure,

Or is it ZZPS?

I am entitled to appeal as registered keeper. Get over it.

Stop asking who was driving, wind your necks in, crawl back under your stone and GIVE ME A POPLA CODE.

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ChirpyChicken

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81863403#Comment_81863403

Send exactly that