[Bernard]

Hi Joe,

Sorry to hear that you have not been able to resolve your issues with SPER.

I have been meaning to report back about my experience with Revenue NSW and I think this thread is probably an appropriate place to do it.

I originally received some dubious “driving with unrestrained passenger” and “driving while using mobile phone” fines. I was simply writing declined in red on the statements of account and sending them back. This worked for a while until they suspended my license. I elected to go on a good behavior license to buy me some time and also elected to go to court.

I then began the 3 notices process. I have just sent in my declaration after they defaulted on my 3rd notice. Between my 3rd and final notice and sending in my declaration, Revenue NSW advised me that Transport NSW has requested that all pending fines be removed. I now have a clean license (no demerits) and I have protected my vehicle and license from further claims (I do not have an all rights reserved license).

Revenue NSW made the mistake of sending me a not voting fine on behalf of the NSW electoral commission (I am also in the process of noticing them). Because Revenue NSW have agreed to never pursue another claim against me I have now invoiced them for $3500 with a notice and demand for payment attached. They may not pay me but I’m sure they will think twice before they send me another notice. I will keep going with 2 more notices and demands for payment just to see how far I can take it.

So I have had some success with this process, time will tell how successful but I certainly feel like I have had a win and am at least standing up for my rights and not letting them defraud me or get me down.

I’m also in the process of dealing with Linkt/Transurban to protect my vehicles from illegal toll notices (invoiced them for $3500 too) and I am one notice off discharging my credit card with the A4V money order process. I’ve had some very interesting interactions with the bank (phone and Email) and as long as you hold your position they either go silent or send someone else to say the same thing to you, all clearly because they have no other option than to try and avoid their obligations or try to trick you into thinking these processed do not work.

I hope my experiences so far give you some motivation to keep at this path, it is certainly not an easy one but I feel it is the best way of slowly unplugging from this corrupt, rotten, fraudulent scam we all live under at the moment and standing in our own sovereignty and power.

All my best

Bernie

[Bernard]

Hi Anne-Marie,

I’m actually still going with the process so I wouldn’t say I’ve been completely successful yet.

With the credit card I’ve now sent 3 notices asking them to provide evidence that my payment was not compliant with the BOE act. They failed to reply so I sent the declaration and made a 4 fold counter claim and have now sent off 3 demand notices for payment of debt. Had quite a few exchanges with the complaints department where they just repeatedly claim that they don’t accept hand written money orders as payment which I have always replied to by way of a thanks for your confession you received payment and further questions.

I’m now at the stage of sending a second declaration and not sure exactly which debt recovery process to use. I’m thinking an application to credit rating company (cant remember their name) or a statutory demand for payment of debt. Might need some more advice on that one because I haven’t done this yet. It will be very interesting to see if I can get any $$$ out of them.

At this stage I consider the credit card discharged but I haven’t completed the counter claim process. They have still been sending intermittent arrears notices which means they haven’t conceded quite yet. I’ll keep at it and let you know if I have any success. Keep up the good work!

[Bernard]

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