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Latest post 06-26-2009 7:50 AM by laryholland. 400 replies.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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You know so much dont you!
Hey jerk!! my husband owes thousands and dosnt have a DUI!!! So I guess its not a matter of being stupid or drunk is it!! This whole thing is about excessive fines. Not one person I have read of so far has complained for paying their dues. Its the extra fines that we are being charged ILLEGALLY for. Call me, you can give me your credit card number if you have so much money to throw around!!
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Fried in Electric chair??
Did this happen in Michigan?? I wonder if his last of kin got a bill from MI for the cost of the electricity afterwards????
(I'm not knocking those of you who lost aloved one!!) Peace be with you!
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Driver Responsibiliy Fees
I am a police officer in Michigan. I am totally against the Driver Responsiblity Fee Law here. I know of several police officers who find it hard to act in some circumstances because of the fees are hitting the common worker hard. This law should be appealed.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Froze Husbands bank account
In Nov. of 2005 I got a DUI. I admit that I had a few beers at the restaurant and I know I probably shouldn't have been driving. It was raining and when I turned the corner exiting the highway, my car slipped a little and I nearly hit a curb. It was cold out and I think the ice on the roads had a bit to do with it.
$2000 for the lawyer. $2000 in fines in court. $1500 for the increase in insurance (I'm 32 and this was my very first ticket). Year 1, $1000 for a driver responsibility fee. Year 2, $1000 for a driver responsibility fee. I missed my July payment this year. We just don't have the money. Then in August, I receive a letter stating that I have until August 29th to resolve the payment missed or they will suspend my license. I had just deposited the check to pay the fine online via EFT yesterday. Then last night we log in to HIS bank account to pay a few bills. "I AM NOT ON THE ACCOUNT" only to find that they have frozen the account and placed a levy against the $370 in it. This morning we find three bounced checks and $75 in fines for those.
Looks like we are headed straight down into a pit of financial trouble over this and we have no idea what to do.
Can they freeze his account for my driver responsibility fee?
Why didn't they send some type of notice that they were going to do this?
If you know of any information that might help, please let us know.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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My daughter was stopped and charged for driving with a suspended license that she didn't know about. She never received any notice/letters. She however should have known if she had tickets and didn't pay them. Being 20 yrs old, lessons to be learned. The point being, notices are not sent to forewarn you when your license is about to be suspended when you have tickets such as parking or speeding, and this is not good. I agree that the state is forcing good citizens out with all of these costly fees. To make matters worst, collecting the fees are contracted out to a company who doesn't know what the left hand is doing for the right, causing frustration for those caught in the middle. I feel everyone's pain, the state is grabbing at more than straws here to pay the bills. This responsibility fee is outrageously overpriced. Students have enough to pay in overpriced tuition and books, let alone to be bothered with the state on their backs about a responsibility fee two years in a row. My daughter moved to Chicago where she recently graduated from college and can't get an Illinois driver's license until she pays the fees owed to Michigan. It's taken her the last 3 months just to get a payment plan set up with the third party contractor. They were sending her mail to wrong address all the time and threatened to levy her small wages until I suggested she talk to a manager with both the state and the contracted 3rd party to get their business straight. What a mess, and all to bring a few extra bucks to the state. You can rest assure the contracted third party is getting a large share of the fee. Yes, this responsibility fee is a painful headache to all involved. The state of Michigan is in a real bad situation. Many citizens are leaving and I will be one of them as soon as my teens graduate from high school. It's getting to expensive to stay here. "Last one to leave, turn out the lights."
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Michigan Plate Fee's crazy
When the car is 26 years old you can get antique plates and they don't cost as much plus they are good for 10 years.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Motorhomes and travel trailers
Here is on for you guys.
Buy a 30 thousand dollar travel trailer and the plates are permanent for as long as you own the trailer after a one time fee. Buy a 30,000 dollar motorhome used for the same activity driven down the same roads that the trailer is pulled down and you pay through the nose every year.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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I have lived over half a century
And I have never had 6 points.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Drivers Responsibility Fees
hey for your information some of have taken responsibility and are doing what we can to pay our fees and still keep our jobs and houses, I hope to god you don't ever screw up one time in your life because I'm sure by your comments IT DEFINITELY WOULDN"T BE YOU FAULT!! drinking and driving is stupid and believe it or not once and awhile a person makes a mistake that they regret and believe they are already paying for it without the added responsibility fees so unless you are in the shoes of that person, don't judge so harshly.
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