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Recieved a random fast track ticket in the mail

Razel said:
Ya know. the pic's the others have referred to or shown, while not necessarily legible, definitely aren't "whited out". Yours is just a tad suspicious because of that. I'd vote "scam"...
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So you think FasTrak is trying to scam me? :confused
 
I received a ticket from an anaheim toll road. I was in Oakland during the time the offender went through without paying. I wrote a letter, got my boss to write a letter and they forgave the ticket.
 
Var said:
So you think FasTrak is trying to scam me? :confused
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Nooo...not really. I'm kind of questioning that it's indeed FasTrak. I know you went to a website and found the violation...just don't know if the website you typed was specifically on the notice you got or if you went with a random search via Google. Scammers will misspell URL's ever so slightly and make it look real.

Yeah, it could be that FasTrak is now whiting out license plates as a new policy for some reason. But the "whiting out" is suspicious based on past practice.
 
I see what ur sayin now. ya I made sure it was the official website and the correct spelling. bayareafastrak.org I IIRC
 
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Dear FasTrak Customer,

Based on the documentation you provided and a further review of our
records, we
have dismissed the violation. No payment nor further action is
required.

Thank you for using FasTrak.

FasTrak Customer Service Center
P.O. Box 26926
San Francisco, CA 94126
www.bayareafastrak.org
1-877-BAY-TOLL (229-8655)
 
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