Fw: Speeding Ticket Avoidance

[mvanamburgh@charter.net (Mike VanAmburgh)]

When I lived in Utah, I tried this but it didn't work.  I had a feeling 
it wouldn't work, but it was worth a try.  This myth has been bounced 
around the 'net for a few years now.

Damn, that reminds me - I still have that check.  :-)

To get a speeding ticket changed to a no-point ticket, go to court, 
admit how stupid you were and request a faulty equipment charge.  You'll 
  pay more (bring cash), but your record remains clean and your 
insurance premiums don't increase.

Mike

Scourge wrote:
> I've heard this before too, I guy I worked with claimed to have done it
> I live in Ontario, Canada though
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Craig Steiner" <steiner_ca@hotmail.com>
> To: <scirocco-l@scirocco.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 10:34 PM
> Subject: OT: Speeding Ticket Avoidance
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>>Interesting BS session at work today:
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>>If you pay a few dollars more than the fine requires, the state will have
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> to
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>>refund the money to you.  They'll do this by way of a check.  If you never
>>cash the refund check, the state can't close the case and points will not
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> be
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>>added to your record AND your insurance company won't know either.
>>
>>Keep in mind, this is in Florida and I have no idea if it really works,
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> but
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>>the guy swears by it.
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>>Any repeat offenders ever try this?
>>
>>Craig Steiner
>>88 Alpine White 16V (no idiot up shift light!)
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