Speeding Fines

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From a friend of a friend. It might be worth remembering and giving it a
go.

Just thought I would share this with you. As you know I work in the
speeding fine department in Swindon's Magistrate Court and in the course of
my investigation into "fines, their payment methods, and how points are
automatically added against drivers licences" I discovered something very
interesting.

This has been tried and it works.

I tried to send this to everyone I know. I know that for a fact is works so
if you ever get in this situation, you have an out. We discovered that this
procedure works nationwide. Read it and try it. You have nothing to lose
but the points on your license.


This is how it works:
If you get a speeding ticket or went through a red light or whatever the
case may be, and you are going to get points on your licence, then there is
a method to ensure that you DO NOT get any points. When you get your fine,
send in the cheque to pay for it and if the fine is, for example £30. Then
make the cheque out for £31 or some small amount over the fine. The system
will then have to send you back a cheque for the difference. But here is
the trick; **DO NOT CASH THE REFUND CHEQUE!!!** Throw it away!!

Points are not assessed to your licence until all financial transactions are
complete. If you do not cash the cheque, then the transactions are NOT
complete. However, the system has gotten its money and is happy and will
not bother you any more. This information came to our attention from a very
reliable computer company that sets up the standard database used by each
county's computing system.

Good luck and share this with all your friends and other family members as
well!!!
 
As has been said this is just a hoax.
What they will tend to do is send your cheque back and ask you to submit one for the correct amount.
Of course by which time you are probably outside of the 14 day "cheap period" and it will end up costing you more.
 
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