Unpaid ticket over a year
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Unpaid ticket over a year
Hey guys,
I recieved a ticket when i was coming back from school. I think i was over 14km and the ticket was worth $60 with no points. Everytime i called to pay the ticket the person would say it's not in the system.
I'm just scared if that ticket now turned to an $1000 fr not paying for a year now. It was in oshawa under Durham. Could someone tell me how i can find out if i have any tickets to pay off? i just want to be sure i don't owe anything.
thanks
M
I recieved a ticket when i was coming back from school. I think i was over 14km and the ticket was worth $60 with no points. Everytime i called to pay the ticket the person would say it's not in the system.
I'm just scared if that ticket now turned to an $1000 fr not paying for a year now. It was in oshawa under Durham. Could someone tell me how i can find out if i have any tickets to pay off? i just want to be sure i don't owe anything.
thanks
M
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Originally Posted by princealyy
Can you not go in to the police station and pay it?
Maybe the officer realized he was wrong and decided to forget it.
Can't see myself walking into a police station to pay for a ticket that hasn't been issued yet.
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If you forget about it because it iis not registering in the system it may come back to bite you in the butt. I have seen this haapen and sometimes a persons licence gets suspended due to the unpaid fine and then it is not a good scene. Your best bet would be to pay it and put it behind you. Just because someone you talked to doesn't see it in the system doesn't necessarily mean it is not there.
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Originally Posted by Godfather
Hey guys,
I recieved a ticket when i was coming back from school.
M
I recieved a ticket when i was coming back from school.
M
I would never let an unpaid conviction sit on the books.
Receiving a ticket is step one in the process. Paying is the final step.
If they don't have a conviction to apply it against in their files, they shouldn't be able to take your money.
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Originally Posted by dubbletrubble
If you forget about it because it iis not registering in the system it may come back to bite you in the butt. I have seen this haapen and sometimes a persons licence gets suspended due to the unpaid fine and then it is not a good scene. Your best bet would be to pay it and put it behind you. Just because someone you talked to doesn't see it in the system doesn't necessarily mean it is not there.
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Originally Posted by whatacar
When you say, you received a ticket, was it the one handed to you by the officer? Did you ever receive a court date? Was anything mailed to you?
I would never let an unpaid conviction sit on the books.
Receiving a ticket is step one in the process. Paying is the final step.
If they don't have a conviction to apply it against in their files, they shouldn't be able to take your money.
I would never let an unpaid conviction sit on the books.
Receiving a ticket is step one in the process. Paying is the final step.
If they don't have a conviction to apply it against in their files, they shouldn't be able to take your money.
It was handed to me, i'm guesing i should've got something in the mail but havent' got anything. I just hope i don't see a suspension letter. Everytime i called, they ask me for a ticket number which i don't have.
I wish i wasn't this careless
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Originally Posted by Godfather
It was handed to me, i'm guesing i should've got something in the mail but havent' got anything. I just hope i don't see a suspension letter. Everytime i called, they ask me for a ticket number which i don't have.
I wish i wasn't this careless
I wish i wasn't this careless
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