ByeFine changelog

repository_url

— → https://github.com/ByeFine/byefine-mcp

version

1.1.0 → 1.1.3

description

Check a UK parking ticket or penalty notice for free, then appeal it. Needs an API key. → Free UK parking ticket checks, PCN codes and deadlines, then ByeFine writes and files the appeal.

icon_url

— → https://byefine.com/icon.svg

version

1.0.0 → 1.1.0

https://byefine.com/llms.txt

− 5. Until it is filed, the driver can cancel on the case page for a full refund.− - A first appeal: £6.99, once, with a full refund if the appeal cannot be filed.− - If the issuer refuses an appeal ByeFine filed: taking it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service is an exclusive offer at £3.49, half the price of the first appeal, if the driver wants to go ahead (free for monthly plan holders). If the issuer asks for more evidence, ByeFine gets it from the driver and sends it, at no charge.− - Taking on a refusal of an appeal the driver made themselves, to the independent adjudicator or appeals service: £9.99.− - Monthly plan: £9.99 a month for one car, plus £4.99 a month for each family car added (up to 5), cancel any time, for unlimited first appeals under fair use. Each car covers every ticket dated after it was added, plus one older ticket (any other older ticket is a single appeal at £6.99); an extra car's first month is paid in full when added. A car can be taken off any time and one new car added each month (any number in the first week).− £6.99, once, for one notice. For that we write the appeal in your name and file it with whoever issued the notice. If we cannot file it, we refund you in full. If they ask for more evidence, we get it from you and send it. If they refuse, we offer to take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service for £3.49, half the price of your first appeal, if you want to give it a go. If you appealed yourself and were refused, we take it on from there for £9.99. The few issuers that take appeals o− The issuer replies, usually by post or email. The appeal gives our support address for the reply, so we read it and tell you what it says and by when you need to act. If anything from the issuer reaches you directly, read it and go by its date. If they ask for more evidence, we get it from you and send it. If they refuse, we offer to take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service for £3.49, half the price of your first appeal. You can follow every step on your account and your case pa− Yes. You can still take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service, such as London Tribunals, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, POPLA or the IAS, and doing that yourself is free. Send us the refusal letter and we read it free, then write and file that appeal for £9.99, only if you want us to. If we filed your first appeal, taking it there is our exclusive offer at £3.49.+ 5. Cancellation requests are made in writing to support and reviewed before any refund is approved.+ - A single appeal: £6.99, once, with a full refund if the appeal cannot be filed. An appeal to APCOA (which takes appeals only by post) or to London Tribunals: £12.99, with any postage in it.+ - If the issuer refuses an appeal ByeFine filed: taking it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service is an exclusive offer at half the usual price, £4.99 (£6.49 at London Tribunals), if the driver wants to go ahead (free for monthly plan holders). If the issuer asks for more evidence, ByeFine gets it from the driver and sends it, at no charge.+ - Taking on a refusal of an appeal the driver made themselves, to the independent adjudicator or appeals service: £9.99 (£12.99 at London Tribunals).+ - Monthly plan: £9.99 a month for one car, plus £4.99 a month for each family car added (up to 5), cancel any time, for unlimited single appeals under fair use. Each car covers every ticket dated after it was added, plus one older ticket (any other older ticket is a single appeal at £6.99); an extra car's first month is paid in full when added. A car can be taken off any time and one new car added each month (any number in the first week).+ £6.99, once, for one notice. For that we write the appeal in your name and file it with whoever issued the notice. If we cannot file it, we refund you in full. If they ask for more evidence, we get it from you and send it. If they refuse, we offer to take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service at half the usual price, from £4.99, if you want to give it a go. If you appealed yourself and were refused, we take it on from there for £9.99. An appeal to APCOA, which takes appeals only b+ The issuer replies, usually by post or email. The appeal gives our support address for the reply, so we read it and tell you what it says and by when you need to act. If anything from the issuer reaches you directly, read it and go by its date. If they ask for more evidence, we get it from you and send it. If they refuse, we offer to take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service at half the usual price, from £4.99. You can follow every step on your account and your case page.+ Yes. You can still take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service, such as London Tribunals, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, POPLA or the IAS, and doing that yourself is free. Send us the refusal letter and we read it free, then write and file that appeal for £9.99 (£12.99 at London Tribunals), only if you want us to. If we filed your appeal, taking it there is our exclusive offer at half the usual price, from £4.99.

https://byefine.com/llms.txt

− - If the issuer refuses an appeal ByeFine filed: taking it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service is free, once the driver says yes. If the issuer asks for more evidence, ByeFine gets it from the driver and sends it, at no charge.− - Monthly plan: £9.99 a month for one car, plus £4.99 a month for each family car added (up to 5), cancel any time, for unlimited first appeals under fair use. A car can be taken off any time and one new car added each month (any number in the first week); each covers tickets dated after it was added.− Nobody can promise that. The issuer decides. We tell you honestly how strong your case looks before you pay.− £6.99, once, for one notice. For that we write the appeal in your name and file it with whoever issued the notice. If we cannot file it, we refund you in full. If they ask for more evidence, we get it from you and send it. If they refuse, we take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service for free, once you say yes. If you appealed yourself and were refused, we take it on from there for £9.99. The few issuers that take appeals only by post need the letter printed and posted: you choose− The issuer replies, usually by post or email. The appeal gives our support address for the reply, so we read it and tell you what it says and by when you need to act. If anything from the issuer reaches you directly, read it and go by its date. If they ask for more evidence, we get it from you and send it. If they refuse, we take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service for free, once you say yes. You can follow every step on your account and your case page.− Yes. You can still take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service, such as London Tribunals, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, POPLA or the IAS, and doing that yourself is free. Send us the refusal letter and we read it free, then write and file that appeal for £9.99, only if you want us to. If we filed your first appeal, we take it there for free.− No. ByeFine does not give legal advice. We read your notice, write your challenge from the facts and file it, and we cannot promise a result. We never appear at a hearing or take part in court proceedings for you.+ - If the issuer refuses an appeal ByeFine filed: taking it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service is an exclusive offer at £3.49, half the price of the first appeal, if the driver wants to go ahead (free for monthly plan holders). If the issuer asks for more evidence, ByeFine gets it from the driver and sends it, at no charge.+ - Monthly plan: £9.99 a month for one car, plus £4.99 a month for each family car added (up to 5), cancel any time, for unlimited first appeals under fair use. Each car covers every ticket dated after it was added, plus one older ticket (any other older ticket is a single appeal at £6.99); an extra car's first month is paid in full when added. A car can be taken off any time and one new car added each month (any number in the first week).+ That is exactly what we work towards. We find the grounds that fit your notice, write them up clearly and file them, and before you pay you can see how strong your case looks.+ £6.99, once, for one notice. For that we write the appeal in your name and file it with whoever issued the notice. If we cannot file it, we refund you in full. If they ask for more evidence, we get it from you and send it. If they refuse, we offer to take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service for £3.49, half the price of your first appeal, if you want to give it a go. If you appealed yourself and were refused, we take it on from there for £9.99. The few issuers that take appeals o+ The issuer replies, usually by post or email. The appeal gives our support address for the reply, so we read it and tell you what it says and by when you need to act. If anything from the issuer reaches you directly, read it and go by its date. If they ask for more evidence, we get it from you and send it. If they refuse, we offer to take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service for £3.49, half the price of your first appeal. You can follow every step on your account and your case pa+ Yes. You can still take it to the independent adjudicator or appeals service, such as London Tribunals, the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, POPLA or the IAS, and doing that yourself is free. Send us the refusal letter and we read it free, then write and file that appeal for £9.99, only if you want us to. If we filed your first appeal, taking it there is our exclusive offer at £3.49.+ No. ByeFine does not give legal advice. We read your notice, write your challenge from the facts and file it. We never appear at a hearing or take part in court proceedings for you.