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Speeding Fines VIC - Applying for an Internal Review
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[SIZE=1]Cheers Jim.
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Originally posted by Ozpat View PostI only know about it from Europcar when they charged me a process fee for it. I rang them and told them I've never received any infringement in the mail. Turned out they gave my address to them as WA instead of Qld. I wonder what happens now.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-28616846
And this shows its too expensive to pursue fines overseas
http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice...es-abroad.html
Unless they can track you to your front door (Courtesy of Europcar)Last edited by SWR; 16-12-2014, 11:05 PM.
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88k in an 80k zone, busted by a camera on a Motor Bike. Haven't been booked for 10 years, so wrote a letter.
This is it:
On this day, I failed to notice the change is change in permitted speed on Maroondah Highway Coldstream. I believe that while my speed may have been in excess of the permitted level, I was driving in a safe and considerate manner. In addition, I believe my driving record clearly speaks for its self.
Clearly, regardless of the cause, speeding is unacceptable, however given my solid driving record, I am pleading for your leniency and ask that you reconsider both the fine & the demerit point loss.
I assure you that I am a very conscience driver and consciously seek to maintain my speed to well within the designated limit.
I look forward to hearing from you shortly and thank you in anticipation.
Kinds regards........
Got a letter advising my request was being reviewed. a month or so later, got another letter saying that i was being issued with an official warning and that i need to be a good boy for the next 2 years....hahaha98 GXL......
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Originally posted by hawks667 View Post88k in an 80k zone, busted by a camera on a Motor Bike.
My letter was similar, admitted to the offence but pleaded for review and it worked.
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Originally posted by Ozpat View PostBit too far for me to do that when I got pinged in England in September. I only know about it from Europcar when they charged me a process fee for it. I rang them and told them I've never received any infringement in the mail. Turned out they gave my address to them as WA instead of Qld. I wonder what happens now.
I would investigate further and insist on your money back if they can't prove it is genuine, which I'm sure they won't be able to.
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I had same with Avis in Melbourne.
Got charged by Avis for a processing fee, never ever saw a fine that I supposedly got. I took it to them 6 months later and had it returned. I then changed all my business to another hire car company (50+ rentals a year).. too bad too sad..
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Originally posted by Ozpat View PostBit too far for me to do that when I got pinged in England in September. I only know about it from Europcar when they charged me a process fee for it. I rang them and told them I've never received any infringement in the mail. Turned out they gave my address to them as WA instead of Qld. I wonder what happens now.
Funnily enough I had a v low speed collision with another car using one of their hire cars, swapped details with driver. Was well under the excess so was fully expecting to get an invoice in the mail. Never heard a peep.[SIZE=2]120 GXL D4D Auto, with a 'List of Wants' greater than the 'List of Needs' greater than the 'List of Haves'
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Originally posted by Peter SA View PostIf it was Europcar are you sure it was genuine. They are renowned for fraudulent stealing of money from your credit card. They tried to charge me for a missing spare wheel on a car that doesn't have one. Even sent me an invoice from Kwik Fit to justify the charge. I contacted Kwik Fit to check the validity of the invoice and after pointing out to them that if they lied to me the matter would be going further they confirmed it was a fake invoice. Got my money back with interest after threatening legal action. Still reported the fraud to the police but doubt anything was done.
I would investigate further and insist on your money back if they can't prove it is genuine, which I'm sure they won't be able to.
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Originally posted by Ozpat View PostThe people in the car with me saw the flash too and reckoned I got pinged though I wasn't sure till I copped the processing fee so wouldn't argue with it. We complained to ANZ as I'd paid for the 10 days car hire here before we left Oz then when we got back we found they had hit our credit card again in England. The bank investigated and returned our money then the bastards hit us again with the fee (about $60) We informed the bank and they cancelled my card and gave me a new one and refunded the money. They declared the company that runs Europcar, Alamo and National were fraudulent in their transactions. Probably sick of having to sort their messes out. So I won't be doing business with them ever again.
Cheers Jim.
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