But....LL has told us before.....that most people are driving around in someone else's car. Originally Posted by GlobeSpotterThis "LL" didn't say "most people are driving around in someone else's car.'
Just to clarify.
This "LL" didn't say "most people are driving around in someone else's car.'My point on today's thread is that the op that got the ticket...might be doing a disservice to whoever the car is registered to (if it is not him).
Just to clarify. Originally Posted by LexusLover
A surprising number of folks around this town are driving a vehicle that is not registered in their name, so the LP won't yield much information regarding the driver, and if their is an EZ tag on the vehicle it doesn't necessarily come back to the driver either. Originally Posted by LexusLover
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Still today, boat TX number registration data is on line for instant free access. Originally Posted by GlobeSpotter
"The Problem" is that particularly along the coast 30-40% of the watercraft actually wet are not operated by the person named on the paperwork with the State. So it's not reliable.... just like motor vehicle LP #'s. Originally Posted by LexusLoverFootnote: i don't know the exact details of the op's situation, but it would be unlikely for me to pay the fine unless I needed to return to that lot.
I recall what I previously posted.
Here is what was said previously:
Originally Posted by GlobeSpotter
"the notice came from a debt collection agency."The law firm contracted to collect past due toll road charges by law must identify itself as a "debt collection agency" .... and the law firm has the authority to negotiate regarding some of the charges or penalties depending upon the factual circumstances, and they also charge attorney fees for the collection. The are legitimate and I wouldn't "ignore" them with all due respect to "the professor"!
Don't pay then because once you do, they will be after you and ask for more of what you originally owed to the original place to make profit. Learned it in accounting 😊 or just what I was told by the professor.
One thing that did happen to someone I know is that they were prohibited from getting the inspections and all that because of not paying. Don't remember if it was a private hardy toll thing or not though. Originally Posted by sexy.princess
"the notice came from a debt collection agency."You can put a letter head on whatever you want, say what you want and mail it out to whoever you want
Don't pay then because once you do, they will be after you and ask for more of what you originally owed to the original place to make profit. Learned it in accounting 😊 or just what I was told by the professor.
One thing that did happen to someone I know is that they were prohibited from getting the inspections and all that because of not paying. Don't remember if it was a private hardy toll thing or not though. Originally Posted by sexy.princess