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How to get impounded vehicle released WITHOUT PAYING
2 days ago my car got towed from a park. I parked there at 4:17PM, went into Big W for some retail therapy, and after 4:30PM the bloody pirates towed my car to a Nationwide Impound centre (that is contracted to Vicroads).
I went into the impound centre today in Collingwood, and they asked for $400 upfront. I called vicroads to try and enter into a payment plan (which I plan to then discharge with a promissory note), but all that the palestinian bot could do is ‘lodge a case’ (even tho I told them that I sleep in my car and have nowhere else to stay). Until they get back to me with an outcome of my ‘case’ they are holding my car for ransom.
I’m fed up with these predatory pirates, pillaging and plundering my private vessel. bloody dogs.
How can I get the vehicle released from impoundment without paying these slimy parasites a single cent? Perhaps by issuing them a notice of demand and utilising the constitutional quote “all fines and promises of forfeitures are illegal and void before conviction” or by leveraging my story of ‘living in my car’ and stating that DTV is liable for my ‘homelessness’? (I’m not actually homeless but I love my car).
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Here’s another idea you could try
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Janet, you are TOO GOOD. Thank you so much!!!!!!!!
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I decided to pay the fee to get my car back immediately, but I will be getting a CHARGEBACK
As soon as the payment has processed, I will contact Westpac to REPORT THIS TRANSACTION AS FRAUD (on the grounds that the merchant placed me under UNDUE PRESSURE EXERTED UPON ME. (I made this payment on a debit card)
Any pointers on the chargeback process?
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I did a chargeback process for something and I had to provide evidence that I didn’t receive what I had paid for as I was the victim of a scam. It took about 6 months to be refunded. I think the most important thing is to have evidence of what you are alleging.
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what about unsolicited services under the consumer protection act?
