jrishaw
08-15-2000, 04:01 AM
I recently received an e-mail, probably for the fourth or fifth time in my 10 years or so with e-mail (I feel old, yet "only" 25).
It details a process in which you can have no points assessed on your drivers license if you follow a simple procedure:
- Receive a traffic ticket
- Pay a random amount over the ticket (e.g. $80. for a $75 fine)
- Receive the refund check of difference in the mail;
- Do not cash the check.
The mail claims that cashing the check is the final closure, at which a point after, points are assessed, etc, on your license.
The more I think about it, the more it sounds like typical Internet trash, but it's worth a shot. Does this sound logical? On the surface, yes, but in reality,?
It details a process in which you can have no points assessed on your drivers license if you follow a simple procedure:
- Receive a traffic ticket
- Pay a random amount over the ticket (e.g. $80. for a $75 fine)
- Receive the refund check of difference in the mail;
- Do not cash the check.
The mail claims that cashing the check is the final closure, at which a point after, points are assessed, etc, on your license.
The more I think about it, the more it sounds like typical Internet trash, but it's worth a shot. Does this sound logical? On the surface, yes, but in reality,?