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oNi

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The topic basicly says it all. I recieved a parking ticket when parking in one of those wilkinson parking places.

I wasnt actualy driving mate was driving my car I was too magget to even know where we were.

Anywas I wake up in the morning to find I have a 60 dollar parking ticket. I had 10 days to pay it, the 10 days are up now and I still dont have any extra cash to pay it.

I was just wandering what happens if u dont pay the fine intime?

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On previous unpaid parking fines at places other than wilkinsons they just send you a reminder and increase the fine by $10, they do that about 3 times then you have to goto court.

I got a parking fine at wilkinsons a few months back and didn't pay it - haven't been sent a reminder or anything so yeah... :happy:

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