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where is the FERU statement tear away?
Posted by mamasha on May 29, 2023 at 6:13 pmHi , Does the FERU statement qualify for an A4V process, as it does not have a clear tear away section? It does have a section at the bottom that interacts how to pay, but no actual tear away section. Does anyone have experience with this?
Danny replied 2 years ago 2 Members · 11 Replies -
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Also, my son has 75 fines in FERU (Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit) dating from 2015 until now unpaid. I am thinking of either the bill of exchange process the A4V process. With so many fines, would I just list all those fine numbers on the BOE or how would that go?
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If the statement does not have the tear away section you need to ask the provider of the statement of account to supply you with all the payment options. I would state that you wish to settle the outstanding account but wish to have all payment options available to you. If they say no then you can hold them accountable as you did off to settle the account but they refused to cooperate with you. As if a payment is refused it discharges the liability under the BOE act.
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Here’s what it looks like, in your opinion, is that a payment slip at the bottom?
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So their a 3rd party? The way i would go is ask to have the matter heard in court. it will be less effort and it is likely they may with draw the charges if you set up the original party to a default (3 step demand process) It will cost them more to take you to court then what the fine is worth.
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Well, all up, the 75 fines together have 42,000$ (forty-two thousand) owing. He has paid about 30,000$ to date.
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Wow, well I would be studying like crazy and learning how to discharge, then go to court to prove you did discarded or offered.
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Yes, I agree. He just received a stack of the 75 fines, as they do send when he stops paying for awhile.So i was thinking to get on it with either the A4V process or BOE, hence my question about the tear away bottom if the statement, as Marc precisely expresses that for the A4V it needs a tear away. It seems to me nowadays there is no tear away because people pay digitally more often than not.So, wondering if these qualify for the A4V process…
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And, of course, I need to do the A4V within the 72 hour time period.
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I had a Credit card send me a statement for 10k, I was planning to use A4V to discharge it as I purposely got the CC to then max it knowing I was going to use the A4V processs.
When the statement came it had no tear away so I kinda freaked, I then emailed them asking to provide me a statement with all payment options. They said they do not offer a tear away section so I held my position and said I pay when I have all the payment options.
It ended up going to a third party debt collector so I then did a 3 step demand process asking them to validate their claim etc. I got lucky with that one because they stopped sending me notices and there is no statement of claim lodged within he courts so again I got lucky.
The other CC I maxed around the same time for 20k is a lot more challenging as it wend to debt collectors and now a claim in the courts. I guess this is how we learn.
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Okay, I see what you mean then. Well, I emailed them already asking if I pay with a cheque, do I tear away the bottom portion to send with it? So, hopefully get a reply tomorrow.
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I think you’re best bet is to get it set up you are offering to pay and then hold your position that you did offer to pay. They won’t provide you the A4V tear away, even if they do you still have to then do that process and then hold your position on the A4V payment process .