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Nah. First they make the car rental company figure out who you were, so they can late charge your credit card for their trouble. Then they wait an year or so be
by jusssi 5y ago
Nah. First they make the car rental company figure out who you were, so they can late charge your credit card for their trouble. Then they wait an year or so before figuring out where you live, before mailing the invoice to you, so they can claim 2x to 4x late fees in addition to the original fine.
And then you have to go through the trouble of contacting them to figure out if it's a real claim, or just someone trying to scam you.
Edit: I've only heard a third party account on this, but I have no reason to doubt the validity.
- derivagral 5y agoI was on a trip in 2019 where some members of the group were stopped at the airport terminal to pay minor traffic fines (crosswalk stuff, iirc). They weren't allowed to depart until they paid.