JerryMungo
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1. If the fine is valid, it will appear in your banking app under Traffic Fines.Hands up, which forumite is responsible for this nonsense?
I've just received an SMS about a valid fine notice that was paid more than 6 months ago using their system. The SMS includes my name, part of my ID, the valid fine notice number and a round number of R400 owing (the fine was R411 or so). The original link is to a paycity.co.za address with a short code. It is then redirected to https://ury.io/***** (a url shortner) which then redirects to https://i.paycity.co.za/ES/S/R/17/*...6&utm_guid=********************************** which confirms there is nothing owing.
Has anyone managed to have their details removed from paycity? Am going to try and will share here if I get it right.
In the Nedbank Andriod app it is shown as "Discs and fines" under My WidgetsIt is valid and it was paid 6 months ago but thanks for the heads up. Not seeing it in the Nedbank app...
HiAce drivers....Paying fines is an apartheid agenda, as such I don’t do such things.
Same here. I happily ignore all fines. Maybe about 1 in 10 will proceed to the summons stage, and then I pay. The rest just go away.Paying fines is an apartheid agenda, as such I don’t do such things.
Yeah I had one from 2006 , written ones I just throw away.Same here. I happily ignore all fines. Maybe about 1 in 10 will proceed to the summons stage, and then I pay. The rest just go away.
I got the same, checked on AARTO and it claims it's paid on there, so yeah Paycity can fly, especially since the fine was in SepBunch of scammers. In January my wife paid a fine on her banking app and earlier in the week she got an email from these cnuts about this same fine which according to them is outstanding. So where would the money go if you paid these criminals?