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John Clark6 said:I assume you received one of those official notices where everything is laid out in detail—especially that specific part where they demand proof of payment... but from what I can gather, it seems like in some cases, maybe half the amount goes toward it, while in others, it’s closer to two-thirds...
I didn't get any "solution," just a massive fine and a bill for $83 that the cop—who was clearly tripping, let's be honest—handed me. Once you miss the deadline, they just trigger an enforcement order based on whatever the local police department sends over. Basically, some bureaucrat "missed" the fact that I already paid $83. There was absolutely NO reason for them to pull the full amount from my account, and they know it—the officer even told me she'd fix it. But I'm not about to sit around waiting to see if she actually follows through or just forgets about me like she always does. So, I'm asking: who else can I complain to about this mess?
Hey there. So, about six months ago, I got hit with a fine because my driver's license had expired. I got a payment slip for $83 if I just paid half the fine right away—the total fine was 500. I went ahead and paid it the very next day and kept the receipt. But then, like a month and a half ago, the IRS basically just snatched $267 from my account... The fine plus some made-up fees and "processing costs" and "unblocking services" blah blah blah... All for a simple license fine. So, I head down to the police station to give this lady with the mustache a piece of my mind—she’s supposedly the one handling this—and she tells me I should have paid 350, not 250. I told her straight up, "Look, the police gave me the slip for 250, so what am I supposed to do?" She basically says it's their mistake and they'll refund the difference in a month or a month and a half. Of course, nobody has refunded a dime. I called them again today and the lady goes, "Oh gosh, I was on vacation (for a month and a half??), I'll get it sorted for you, you'll get your money back in a month or a month and a half"—same old story. I asked if I could get some kind of written confirmation that they're actually going to fix this, and naturally, they said no. So here's my question: who do I complain to and what can I actually do? Because I'm not sitting around waiting another month and a half just for her to forget about it because she clearly doesn't give a damn about my money. Who can I report this to, can I sue someone, what's the move? Thanks