Cleanairzones Opiniones 

Scam
Received a receipt for £42 but when I asked for detailed confirmation for my records I just kept receiving `New Ticket` and `We have received your email and it has been assigned to a service ticket.
Your ticket will be reviewed and assigned to the next available team member`
How do these people get away with this ?
Someone please make them accountable for these crimes !!!!!!

Visited Birmingham over Christmas period. We weren’t sure of the CAZ zones. Hence. We spent damn good money over the 2 days we stayed , visited small businesses as well. Really enjoyed our stay ( to arrive home and receive 2X£60 fines. Birmingham. Your not on the list to re visit.

SCAM website !!! Do not use.

They are fraudulent and dishonest. A scam website.

SCAM SITE. Checked website which advised I was liable for a £14 charge for travelling through Bath's clean air zone. I made payment online. Sadly I should have looked into it more closely.

Using the gov.uk & Bath council websites, I can now see that I am in fact not liable for any charge.

The site uses Nochex.com for payment processing. Looking at their Trustpilot page, I see a lot of people misdirecting their anger at them in relation to this scam/fraud. As far as I can see, Nochex are simply the agent the scammers use to facilitate the processing of payments.

I have reported Cleanairzones.online to the ActionFraud website

Scam site. Do not use. Go on Bath and North East Somerset official site and check their details. Cars and motorbikes are not charged in Bath’s CAZ, regardless of the emissions they produce. However, commercial vehicles such as taxis and private hire vehicles will have to. Obviously sponsored site to come top when you search the Bath CAZ so Google getting money off the b*st*rds.

Scam, Scam. Scam. Use Gov.uk site

Having been scammed by this site it is worth mentioning that as Google has been aware of this scam for some time, Google could now liable for any penalties or charges, as under EU law it states that the
in European Union, Directive 2000/31/EC on eCommerce provides intermediary liability protections for platforms like Google, meaning they are generally not liable for illegal content posted by users unless they have actual knowledge of it and fail to act. So the latter sentence is key. Google does have knowledge and has failed to act.

Scam website, do not use it! I can't believe it comes up first and sponsored on google when searching for CAZ charges.

Paid what I thought was the charge for driving through Bristol. SCAM.
Please remember that only payment through the GOV.UK site are legitimate.

I have had a fine come through my door for driving into the clean air zone . I flowed my friend and as her car is new she didn't relies i had to pay . This fine was paid . Fast forward to august i planed to drive into birmingham so i was not going to be caught out again. Well stupid me paid the £14 charge from this fake site as i didn't know any better . I cant afford to pay £60 let alone the £120 . No idea what to do and couldn't of come at a worse time

Same as all of the rest of the reviews absolute SCAMMERS this website should be taken down immediately

Almost got caught out by this! Fraudsters!

Absolute SACM - shame on you. Thank goodness for credit cards - logged it as fraud and a disputing it. FU

This is a scam! Recieved a penalty notice from the council after paying £14 to this fraudulent website.

100% scam. Check on the official government website to see if your car is exempt, my car registered in 2016 was, yet this web site was trying to charge me £14!

Scam!!! Will be contacting our bank! Should have been no charge but my wife paid £14 on this scam site! Needs to be reported and taken down

This is a scam. No requirement to pay and took £14 charge. Should have checked on Gov site first. The Gov should stop such sites from operating.

Someone told me about the clean air zone. Even though I have an electric car (which is exempt from any charge) I laughed when I entered my reg number and it said I would need to pay £16. First the charge is £8 per day, and secondly, I'm driving electric.
100% scam obviously

Scam site. Check your vehicle first with a gov.uk site. Mine was exempt, but cleanairzone would charge me £14. They also came up first on a Google search