[pankrationisfun]

over the last 10 years, I've had about 3 and I've never paid them. i get the letters from them for about 3 months and then they stop. i just got one on the weekend and having second thoughts. i've heard that they actually don't have a legal right to claim money from us.
i do pay city fines but not impark or any private company.

Thoughts?

[orange7]

get ready for mass fails

!

[dimdiu]

how come they dun have legal rights to claim money from you?? u are using their space to park, therefore pay your damn tickets. Unless you did pay your ticket and somehow didn't display your ticket correctly. Then just mail your ticket and receipt back to them.

[PJ]

Don't they tow your vehicle after x amount of unpaid tickets?

[jing]

Change your plates. Problem solved.
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[jtanner_]

REVSCENE - Do you use the search function?

[Not really racist!]

REVSCENE - Do you use the search function?

Guess not

OP, try to do some searching but I'll sum it for you in a nutshell.

The tickets don't affect your credit rating and they'll just hire collection companies to keep calling you / bugging you. Easy solution is change your plates, if you don't and they punch your plate into the computer, they'll get somebody to tow your car.

When they call you, I guess say that individual is not here, and you've always had this number.

[Volvo-brickster]

I once talked to an exec that worked at Impark.

He said the collection agency they use is a subsidiary of Impark.

Pretty much you don't have to pay it.

[cheapskate]

Yes I pay my tickets because I am a staunch believer that whens someone does something wrong, he/she has to be responsible and thus pay the consequences.

[MindBomber]

Does anyone know off hand how many tickets it takes for them to tow you car?

[1-Slicer-1]

Yes I pay my tickets because I am a staunch believer that whens someone does something wrong, he/she has to be responsible and thus pay the consequences.

faggot

[double0seven]

Does anyone know off hand how many tickets it takes for them to tow you car?

It takes just one. If you don't pay and they catch you on there lots, GG

[MindBomber]

It takes just one. If you don't pay and they catch you on there lots, GG

In that case, I'll be getting new plates tomorrow. Thanks!

[adambomb]

Give me the cash and your tickets and i'll pay them for you. I'm a trained lawyer person. I took the BAR at a bar.

Seriously, Cash only, Royal Oak skytrain, i'll be in the 5 min parking lot in a 3-piece suit. :nicethread:

[Arash]

In that case, I'll be getting new plates tomorrow. Thanks!

This would solve your front plate problem
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1zIGPyJunI&feature=related

For the back the following can be modded so that the rods arent visible and made to have a fake plate in the back
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJEe6M9PdqY

Seeing how these parking companies are private companies on private lots, I dont think the law can punish you as long as the fake plates arent stamped British Columbia and that you reveal your real plates once you are on the road.

[distanc3]

Arash, do you fabricate these mechanism yourself? I would like to buy some for myself and maybe even arrange a RS group buy.

Let me know.

[DenKare]

be cool and bring a spare set of plates

[MindBomber]

Thanks for suggestion, thats actually a pretty cool plate flipper.

I believe those are illegal to use on public roads and anything except a gated off driveway/lot is considered public so that would be a big ticket if a cop noticed it, and since cars on a public roads require visible plates the company could tow it for that reason alone. Besides, new plates are cheap.

This would solve your front plate problem

For the back the following can be modded so that the rods arent visible and made to have a fake plate in the back

Seeing how these parking companies are private companies on private lots, I dont think the law can punish you as long as the fake plates arent stamped British Columbia and that you reveal your real plates once you are on the road.

[Arash]

Since its a private lot I doubt it would technically be illegal to have fake plates inside them, like a car dealership lot, most of the cars are not plated.

Arash, do you fabricate these mechanism yourself? I would like to buy some for myself and maybe even arrange a RS group buy.

Let me know.
I dont make them but it looks easy to make, you just need springs, rails and a motor wired up to a button inside the car. They sell the front ones at swiftmotorsports.com
http://www.swiftmotorsports.com/images/hideaplate.gif

[cheapskate]

This would solve your front plate problem


For the back the following can be modded so that the rods arent visible and made to have a fake plate in the back


Seeing how these parking companies are private companies on private lots, I dont think the law can punish you as long as the fake plates arent stamped British Columbia and that you reveal your real plates once you are on the road.

These are cool toys but are people really serious about investing all the time and effort to install these things to save 3 bux on parking? :D

[Arash]

Nice user name

I may consider fake plates in the future specially because it can be used in other situations if needed
http://i53.tinypic.com/331n11x.jpg

Now however one makes the real plates disappear, the fake plate could be encased behind a plastic window with the plate sliced in many places to that you can rearrange it for different names.

Parking in downtown can quickly add up!

[MindBomber]

Nice user name

I may consider fake plates in the future specially because it can be used in other situations if needed
http://i53.tinypic.com/331n11x.jpg

Now however one makes the real plates disappear, the fake plate could be encased behind a plastic window with the plate sliced in many places to that you can rearrange it for different names.

Parking in downtown can quickly add up!

With fake plates on your car what happens when a cop driving around running plates, runs your fake plate with no insurance sticker that isn't registered to your car?

[TRDood]

I think you are missing the point Arash...

Fake/altering plates - illegal
Not paying your ticket/get new plates - legal
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[Arash]

Having a personalized plate (not technically fake if it isnt labeled British Columbia with a logo) in someones property is illegal?

And also not altering actual British Columbia plates is legal, you can order plates from online stores located in the states.

Lastly are you going to buy new plates every time you rack up $200 worth of dt tickets?

With fake plates on your car what happens when a cop driving around running plates, runs your fake plate with no insurance sticker that isn't registered to your car?You revert to your real plates as you are leaving the lot.

[RCubed]

Since its a private lot I doubt it would technically be illegal to have fake plates inside them, like a car dealership lot, most of the cars are not plated.

an uninsured car gives them a better excuse to tow it away. Its a liability. Unlike dealerships, the car is not theirs and it is on their property.

[Arash]

So they would pay attention to the sticker not being there? Why not print one.

If you think they can run your plates... I doubt these private companies have access to the DMV database, because I mean geez, why dont I start a parking company and be able to run everyone's plate and address right?

Now we need someone to get caught and see the real consequences because legally I dont see why you cant get away with it other then the parking company towing your car before you can get to it and wanting money for unpaid tickets under the latest plate used.

[geeknerd]

These are cool toys but are people really serious about investing all the time and effort to install these things to save 3 bux on parking? :D

once u have these, it can be used for quite a few things

red light camera
tolls
parking

basically any places that have camera/infrared setup to take a picture of ur plates to use against u.

[MindBomber]

A conviction for making fake insurance stickers involves jail time I believe, but thats not the point. Police go into parking lots and run plates all the time, its the police running a fake plate that you need to worry about, because once they see that the plates are not registered to the car they'll assume they're stolen or expired and tow it.

Plus, like I said before, plate flippers are highly illegal.

The plate that tucks away under the bumper is cool, I might actually get one, but you couldn't tuck it the plate under the parking lot in a public place because the plate needs to remain visible.


So they would pay attention to the sticker not being there? Why not print one.

If you think they can run your plates... I doubt these private companies have access to the DMV database, because I mean geez, why dont I start a parking company and be able to run everyone's plate and address right?

Now we need someone to get caught and see the real consequences because legally I dont see why you cant get away with it other then the parking company towing your car before you can get to it and wanting money for unpaid tickets under the latest plate used.

[Arash]

The sticker says British Columbia, this might be what technically would be the fraud part which one can omit and again somewhat overlap with a custom license plate "Canuck" cover to fool the parking attendant... and the cops towing your property from a private establishment may not be the same for if its on the road with no plates (but with custom vanity plates) and no insurance so I guess its best to really consult a lawyer who would dive into the details about this and if one can afford one, scamming parking would be the last of his/her worries
:alone:

http://roadtostarrdom.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/bc.jpg

[seakrait]

so much misinformation in this thread.

i can't speak for the unpaid parking tickets = collection agency = ruined credit.

what i CAN speak of (to a limited degree) is this:

a private parking lot accessible by the public and is for use by the public. thus it is still considered a "highway" as per the BC MVA.

“highway” includes
(a) every highway within the meaning of the Transportation Act,
(b) every road, street, lane or right of way designed or intended for or used by the general public for the passage of vehicles, and
(c) every private place or passageway to which the public, for the purpose of the parking or servicing of vehicles, has access or is invited,
but does not include an industrial road;

TLDR: a private paid parking lot is still a public highway.

Number plates
12 (1) Each number plate must bear the licence number of the motor vehicle or trailer for which it is issued, and shall be of a material and design determined by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, and is and remains the property of the corporation.
(3) The number plate or number plates issued for a motor vehicle or trailer must be displayed on it in the manner prescribed by the regulations at all times while the motor vehicle or trailer is on a highway.

TLDR: You HAVE to display the plate given to you by ICBC if your vehicle is on a public highway (see definition above).

Offences
13 (1) A person commits an offence if the person drives, operates, parks or is in charge of a motor vehicle or trailer on a highway
(b) without displaying on it, in the manner prescribed, the number plates issued or designated by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia or otherwise prescribed to be displayed on that motor vehicle or trailer for the current licence year of that motor vehicle or trailer, or
(c) that has displayed on it a number plate other than those issued or designated by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia or otherwise prescribed to be displayed on that motor vehicle or trailer for the current licence year of that motor vehicle or trailer.
(2) Every peace officer, officer or constable of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or the police department of a municipality or inspector authorized under section 217 (1) (a) to inspect motor vehicles may seize a number plate that he or she finds detached from a motor vehicle or trailer, or he or she finds displayed on a motor vehicle or trailer other than the one for which it was issued, or that is required under this Act or by a direction of the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia to be surrendered, and may hold it until the receipt of instructions from the corporation as to its disposal.
(3) Subsection (2) applies in respect of number plates and motor vehicles whether on a highway or elsewhere, and for the purposes of that subsection an officer or constable of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or the police department of a municipality may enter without warrant the land or premises of any person on or in which there is a motor vehicle or trailer.


TLDR: You're committing an offence if you don't display your given plate properly.

as for switching plates once you get a ticket, yes that might work for (specifically) not getting towed on the spot if you already owe money to the parking lot company.

BUT

when you park in a private parking lot and get a ticket, then the parking lot company sends you a collection notice in the mail, where do you think they got your name and address from? FROM ICBC. who else can make that connection between the license plate they see on a car in their lot and your name and address? even the police depend on ICBC's database for such information.

how? parking lots claim that you consent by their regulations when you park on their property (no seriously, take a look at the fine print on the ticket stub or on the signage the next time you park). while this may be vague in terms of implied consent, it's what they go by. they then rely on ICBC to give them the necessary information. ICBC releases your information to them under the BC FOIPPA (Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act).

Disclosure inside or outside Canada
33.1 (1) A public body may disclose personal information referred to in section 33 inside or outside Canada as follows:
(b) if the individual the information is about has identified the information and consented, in the prescribed manner, to its disclosure inside or outside Canada, as applicable;
(i) if
(i) the disclosure is for the purposes of collecting amounts owing to the government of British Columbia or a public body by
(A) an individual, or
(ii) in relation to disclosure outside Canada, there are reasonable grounds for believing that
(A) the individual the information is about is in, resides in or has assets in the other jurisdiction, or
(i.1) for the purposes of
(i) a payment to be made to or by the government of British Columbia or a public body,
(ii) authorizing, administering, processing, verifying or canceling such a payment, or
(iii) resolving an issue regarding such a payment;
(j) in the case of the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, if
(i) the information was obtained or compiled by that public body for purposes of insurance provided by the public body, and
(ii) disclosure of the information is necessary to investigate, manage or settle a specific insurance claim;

TLDR: if you owe money to the government or to a public body, that public body or the government can request information of other people/databases (like ICBC) of your personal information in order for them to collect the money you owe them.

Definition of consistent purposes
34 (1) A use of personal information is consistent under section 32 or 33.2 with the purposes for which the information was obtained or compiled if the use
(a) has a reasonable and direct connection to that purpose, and
(b) is necessary for performing the statutory duties of, or for operating a legally authorized program of, the public body that uses or discloses the information or causes the information to be used or disclosed.


TLDR: if the reason for disclosure of your personal information isn't explicitly stated in this Act, as long as the purpose of the disclosure of such information is consistent with the purposes of this Act and its sections, then that information may be disclosed.

there's a bit of a grey area there as a parking lot company is not a public body as recognized by FOIPPA by any means but S.34 vaguely allows for that (arguably) as it's for a consistent purpose (of collecting a debt).

---

so there you go. park unpaid with care.

or

just pay the damn $3/hr.

[cheapskate]

once u have these, it can be used for quite a few things

red light camera
tolls
parking

basically any places that have camera/infrared setup to take a picture of ur plates to use against u.

Errr... that would mean you would have to display your fake plates all the time LOL. I hope the peeps that does this gets pulled over by a cop. :D

[Arash]

Thanks for the info seakrait
I guess the law can give you one of the following penalties

1 not displaying your license plate or having them on

2 the above penalty plus fraud for the look alike plate (even thou it doesnt bare the provincial labels or logos) :whipped:

[MindBomber]

Now that we're past fake license plates, has anyone actually been threatened or towed by a parking company for unpaid tickets?

Mine are from years ago and I've never heard anything from the company, but this thread has me a bit concerned.

[adambomb]

Stop wasting your time speculating with fake plates. You're just going to get in more trouble having them on your car. :failed:

Here is my personal experience. I do not pay for parking unless there is an attendant to take my money from me (jobs). If the parking lot has a box, where you just get a ticket or enter your stall number. My wallet stays in my pocket, my change stays in my ashtray.

I have parked in numerous lots downtown, BCIT DT and BBY Campus, Douglas College Coq surface lot and 2 hr street parking, the lot at my gym and any other lot in the city. I'll admit, i've probably changed the plates on my car 4 or 5 times and probably have accumulated 70 tickets over a 5 year span.

My car currently is in my garage, it has never been towed and I have never paid a ticket or fine. I still get collection notices in the mail and the occasional phone call. I ignore both and continue on with my life. I've probably saved hundreads of loonies and twonies from not paying parking, yet I only pay $18 to get a new identity for my car.

:fuckyea:

[adambomb]

and if you're worried about your credit rating... I was approved for a $360,000 mortgage a few months ago and I've been accumulating tickets since 2005.

Now, if you have morals or a concious. I suggest you continue paying the outrageous costs companies charge per hour for parking. The ordeal you have to go through of switching plates, saving money, ignoring mail/calls and generally just being on top of your game will take some attention. If you slip up, you "may" get towed. :scared

[jack3d]

Old thread but I just got a ticket from Impark. My ticket says my plate is 300 ABC but my plate is actually 330 ABC.. Im guessing the guy misread my plate when he issued the ticket.. should I just ignore it? ABC isnt my actual plate btw.. didnt want to put up the letters for obvious reasons

[ajax]

Old thread but I just got a ticket from Impark. My ticket says my plate is 300 ABC but my plate is actually 330 ABC.. Im guessing the guy misread my plate when he issued the ticket.. should I just ignore it? ABC isnt my actual plates btw.. didnt want to put up the letters for obvious reasons

I'm guessing whoever has plate 300 abc will be getting a letter in the mail.
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[EmperorIS]

Old thread but I just got a ticket from Impark. My ticket says my plate is 300 ABC but my plate is actually 330 ABC.. Im guessing the guy misread my plate when he issued the ticket.. should I just ignore it? ABC isnt my actual plates btw.. didnt want to put up the letters for obvious reasons

yes ignore LOL u are lucky
even if it was correct i'd ignore it too

[jack3d]

Haha.. glad I dodged a bullet on that one.. I was entering my plate online to pay and noticed.. Thanks RS

[hk20000]

impark also randomly have those "toys for tickets" drive around Xmas time. Donate toys, void your ticket.

I just grab a 98 cents matchbox car from zellers or something and call it a day.

[jmvdesign]

They also take photos of your license plate, car model & badges, and your VIN number now.

[andrewness]

Anyone heard of "ParkingInvoice"? I got one the other day, while I was getting change for the meter. They have my car model as "OTHER".

[CooterPuncher]

I haven't paid them, and I've had my car towed.

That being said the amount of money I'd have to pay to park all the time, getting towed once every 6 months is almost worth it.

[jing]

They also take photos of your license plate, car model & badges, and your VIN number now.

Source?

What if I were to cover up my VIN with a piece of tape or paper? :troll:
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[Kayci]

Source?

What if I were to cover up my VIN with a piece of tape or paper? :troll:
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Not sure about impark, but diamond parking services takes a picture of the plate&car with the ticket displayed. I've seen many cars being ticketed at the lot beside the Richmond passport office.

[ruthless]

Source?

What if I were to cover up my VIN with a piece of tape or paper? :troll:
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I've seen the Impark guy at kwantlen doing this, taking pictures of the plates at least, don't know about the vin though

[melloman]

Not sure about impark, but diamond parking services takes a picture of the plate&car with the ticket displayed. I've seen many cars being ticketed at the lot beside the Richmond passport office.

Diamond Parking is a scam. They'll ticket you if you don't pay, or if u do. Then they'll call u everyday for like 3 months. Don't pay and don't pick up the phone. And your good. But if you park in 1 of their lots again, you'll get towed. =P

[Cossack]

Here is how cops identify and run plates in the parking lot and on the higway

WATCH IT!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENGY1CD9y_4

[seakrait]

Here is how cops identify and run plates in the parking lot and on the higway

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENGY1CD9y_4

the ALPR has been around for quite some time now. it's mostly used to combat auto theft though (to find dumped stolen autos or being driven by the thieves). probably not for you people not paying your parking fines. lol.

Source?

What if I were to cover up my VIN with a piece of tape or paper? :troll:
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in my previous post on this page, i note that the parking lot company is able to get your personal info from ICBC based on "implicit consent" you give by entering and parking in their lot.

thus, covering up your VIN does you no good. they will still get your info from your plate.

so unless you have no plates, have fake plates, or run stolen plates, the parking lot company will know who you are (or at least the registered owner). even if you change your plates, icbc obviously has a history of the plates you've used so you're still screwed there. what that will save you though is having your car towed because you already owe the parking lot company fines on a few outstanding tickets.

[Gerbs]

Is there anyone here that doesn't pay, then switch their license plate on the 3rd Ticket. For school parking.

[und3f3at3d]

^^for Kwantlen, Ive paid less than 5 times during my whole time spent getting my bachelors. Probably over 15 tickets a semester and never got towed lol, never changed my plate also

[RevYouUp]

I have probably around 8 tickets from impark.. Weird, they never tried calling me or sending me mail for collections.

[Gerbs]

We only have all day parking. So if you grab a spot at noon is probably paid for

[E-SPEC]

Why pay a ticket that you don't have to? Shouldn't be charged in the first place if you ask me. if it was up to me more than half the city's meter's would be ripped right out of the ground, greedy fucking cunts.

[TypeRNammer]

Not sure if this is the right thread to bump, but similar ordeal.

Got a ticket from easypark, they sent a collections letter from "Canadian credit corporation"

So pretty much same thing as impark or diamond parking using this as a scare tactic? Let me know thanks!

[underscore]

Yep, if I remember right that's the same company impark sent min to a few years ago.

[Reeyal]

Officially, they don't have legal rights to make you pay your tickets while you still have your car. However, like any company that you have money owed, they will send collection agencies after you.

Be warn though, if you run into a very keen parking attendant who looks up your car's unpaid ticket history, he or she can call a tow truck to tow your car. Then, you have to pay for every single unpaid ticket, plus tow fee and impound fee to get your car back.

[underscore]

^ a new plate is $18.

[H.Specter]

I don't recall receiving a ticket but I received a letter from my leasing dealership indicating they have a Impark ticket outstanding.

What is everyone's experience with receiving an Impark ticket on a leased vehicle? I'm going to guess the dealership cannot collect on behalf of Impark...

[nsx042003]

Last i heard from them was a threatening letter stating my credit will be affected and shit. well....I shredded that letter pretty quickly:lawl:

Not paying them a cent

[oldsnail]

In that case, I'll be getting new plates tomorrow. Thanks!

new plates may cost more or similar to a ticket

[axxess]

new plates may cost more or similar to a ticket

Really? My tickets range from $60-$90

New plate would only cost me $18

[Gerbs]

I get a new license plate about every 15 - 20 days. The lot person starts to recognize your car after awhile.

[jeedee]

bumping an old thread.

has anyone ever been towed for unpaid tickets?

and for the people with multiple tickets in the past were they all from the same lot?

[jtanner_]

Never been towed for unpaid tickets but I did have them boot my car once when I had 4+ outstanding tickets from the same lot.

Walked up to my car and they put a sign on all four sides saying like "Do not attempt to move vehicle."

I had to pay all of my outstanding tickets before they would remove it...

[Expresso]

I've been towed as well. The tickets were from multiple lots.

[swfk]

$18 to change your plate if you're worried about parking that same lot and getting clamped

[mmmmmic]

bumping an old thread.

has anyone ever been towed for unpaid tickets?

and for the people with multiple tickets in the past were they all from the same lot?

Classmate's car got towed after 2nd unpaid ticket at Burnaby BCIT lot.
my car was never touched for 15+ tickets because it was lowered.

[Traum]

Bumping an old thread.

So it was my turn to get ticketed by the Impark bloodsuckers. For the record, I paid for my parking time, and I am disputing the ticket with them. FWIW, the bloody ticket is $98 now, or $86.47 if I paid it online within 7 days.

In the event that they will not cancel the ticket, this is where things get tricky. My workplace's parking lot is managed by Impark, and I purchase monthly parking passes for it through their Hashtag service by registering my current plate there. So what do you guys suppose would happen if Impark does not waive my ticket, and I proceed to change plates on the car? Do you suppose anything would be affected for my workplace (monthly) parking pass?

[Eff-1]

Is your workplace pass registered to your license plate? By changing your plate, would you have to update your pass registration?

[donk.]

Bumping an old thread.

So it was my turn to get ticketed by the Impark bloodsuckers. For the record, I paid for my parking time, and I am disputing the ticket with them. FWIW, the bloody ticket is $98 now, or $86.47 if I paid it online within 7 days.



Your being paranoid, if you have a pass, you send proof, the ticket is cancelled, done

Been there, done that

[Traum]

Is your workplace pass registered to your license plate? By changing your plate, would you have to update your pass registration?
Updating the monthly parking pass registration is actually really easy. For all the disdain that I have for Impark, their HashTag website is actually very decent.

Your being paranoid, if you have a pass, you send proof, the ticket is cancelled, done

Been there, done that
I hope you're right that they'll waive my ticket based on me being their monthly pass customer. However, what happens is -- I no longer have the actual proof of me paying for my parking anymore. The parking receipt got submitted to the store, and all I've got is the store's receipt with an entry saying there is a "parking ticket discount".

I'd hate to change the plate because this is my EK9 plate, but I'd hate it even more to pay the ransom off to these bloodsuckers...

[radeonboy]

I would dispute anyway and gather all information you currently have (i.e. the parking transaction on your cc bill, store receipt etc.). Maybe you can call Impark's customer service to retrieve a copy of the parking receipt?

I definitely wouldn't give up an EK9 plate over this, and I don't think this affects your workplace's parking arrangement if you don't change your plate.

[teggy604]

Bumping an old thread.

So it was my turn to get ticketed by the Impark bloodsuckers. For the record, I paid for my parking time, and I am disputing the ticket with them. FWIW, the bloody ticket is $98 now, or $86.47 if I paid it online within 7 days.

In the event that they will not cancel the ticket, this is where things get tricky. My workplace's parking lot is managed by Impark, and I purchase monthly parking passes for it through their Hashtag service by registering my current plate there. So what do you guys suppose would happen if Impark does not waive my ticket, and I proceed to change plates on the car? Do you suppose anything would be affected for my workplace (monthly) parking pass?

Shouldn't be any issue at all. Give it to your supervisor or manager and they should be able to take care of it.

[Traum]

Was checking email and apparently they sent this to me an hour and 15 mins ago -- I submitted my dispute shortly before I posted in RS, which meant it was a little before 3pm?
Notice Status
Updated Notice status: Cancelled
Action required: No action required, your notice has been cancelled.
I am actually impressed to the point that I am kind of speechless.

Should I dial back my disdain for Impark by a touch? Hmm... :considered:

[FN-2199]

Was checking email and apparently they sent this to me an hour and 15 mins ago -- I submitted my dispute shortly before I posted in RS, which meant it was a little before 3pm?

I am actually impressed to the point that I am kind of speechless.

Should I dial back my disdain for Impark by a touch? Hmm... :considered:

throw them a curveball, call them back and be persistent about paying the fine

[Badhobz]

Was checking email and apparently they sent this to me an hour and 15 mins ago -- I submitted my dispute shortly before I posted in RS, which meant it was a little before 3pm?

I am actually impressed to the point that I am kind of speechless.

Should I dial back my disdain for Impark by a touch? Hmm... :considered:

No bro. For sure no. Impark is still a piece of shit. They put the imp in impark.

[rb]

Even my Impark lot managers never got back to me that fast lol... only if we had meetings where they could expense meals so I would always pick the shittiest White Spot

[Blueboy222]

.

[trollface]

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