If you buy the Airport Appeal Pack, take the appeal all the way to POPLA, and POPLA refuses it, we refund the £4.99 in full. This page sets out exactly how that works in plain English.
One thing only: a POPLA decision refusing your appeal. POPLA is the independent adjudicator, and their decision is the outcome the guarantee is measured against.
A standard rejection by the operator is not a refund trigger. Nearly every operator rejects a first appeal — that is the normal path, and the rejection is what gives you the verification code you need to reach POPLA. If we refunded on operator rejection we would be refunding almost everybody at the exact moment the product starts working.
You will need three things:
Claim within 14 days of the date on your POPLA decision, and within 120 days of buying the pack. The second window is set wide deliberately: POPLA usually takes 8 to 12 weeks, and the guarantee would be worthless if it expired before the decision arrived.
If POPLA took longer than that through no fault of yours, tell us anyway. We would rather look at a late claim than hide behind a calendar date.
A person reads every claim. They look at the POPLA decision beside the documents we drafted and whatever you sent. If your own correspondence does not show that the driver was identified, the claim is approved — we do not refuse on suspicion.
If we do refuse, you get a clear written reason, not an automated form letter. If you disagree, reply and a second person will review it.
This guarantee sits on top of your legal rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015; it does not replace them. BinMyPCN drafts documents for you to send in your own name. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal representation.
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