Last updated: 15/11/2026
Faffkit is a trading name of Victor E. Araujo Januario, Sorriso, MT, Brazil. Contact: victorjanuario88@gmail.com. Orders are processed by our reseller, Hotmart, which is the seller of record and handles payment and VAT.
Before You Pay: The UK Parking Ticket Appeal Kit is a digital download: a PDF guide, instructions for use with your own ChatGPT or Claude account, five information files and letter templates. You need your own ChatGPT or Claude account (free plans work, subject to their limits). Those services are provided by third parties and are not part of what you buy from us.
The kit provides general information and templates to help you write your own appeal. It is not legal advice, we are not solicitors and we are not regulated by the SRA. We do not act for you or send anything on your behalf. Outcomes are not guaranteed. You are responsible for the facts you state, the deadlines and the letters you send. Never make a false statement. We are not affiliated with POPLA, the IAS, the BPA, the IPC, the DVLA, any council, tribunal or parking operator. You can appeal for free without buying anything.
Prices include VAT where applicable. The launch price of £9 applies until 31/12/2026. From 01/01/2027 the price is £12.
You get access immediately after payment. Because this is digital content, at checkout you'll be asked to agree to immediate access and to acknowledge that you lose your statutory 14-day right to cancel once the download starts. Separately, we offer a voluntary 14-day money-back promise (see Refunds). This doesn't affect your statutory rights.
You may use the kit for your own personal appeals and those of your household. Please don't resell, share or publish the files.
Parking rules change. We may update the kit and will make updated versions available in your member area for at least 12 months after purchase.
Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law, or your statutory consumer rights. Otherwise, our total liability to you is limited to the price you paid.
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. If you live in Scotland, Northern Ireland or elsewhere, you keep any mandatory protections of your local law and may bring proceedings in your local courts.