\n– If you owe $150 (or 300 or 600?!), you can re-activate a FasTrak account. Then semi automatically revert the $150 penalties into $6.oo Bridge Tolls. Thus, you save 144 American, George Washington, dollars.
\n– Mail in a paper check to seal the deal. A paper check literally seals the deal because it is a contract.
\nIn the memo section, put your Account Number (it is 9 digits).
\nLick a stamp and mail it to FasTrak, #PObox26926<\/a>, SF 94126.<\/p>\n
Once the bank check has cleared. Write a paper letter to #PObox26926. State. Ticket citation number(s) associated to account number that is 9-digits long. Then you have almost completed the protocol.<\/p>\n
Remember, a protocol is a detailed procedure. If you’re one digit off, #PObox26926<\/a> won’t work. If you telephone #PObox26926 via the 877 229-8566, it will not work. If you gripe via email, it. won’t. work. Faxing will work because FasTrak is required to accept Fax and paper mail via #PObox26926<\/a>. But who actually faxes to their Fax number, 415-974-6356.<\/p>\n Question: Why fax and why us postal mail and why a p.o. Box?? Let me repeat.
\nLarry Chiang answer: #PObox26926<\/a> works because it is FCBA. It is an American credit law for Americans. And last time I checked. U silicon valley types living in SF are still American. But a lot of you don’t remove your baseball cap during Giants games cuz you’re fruity. FCBA is a credit and Billing Act that is Fair.<\/p>\n
\nCut a small check or money order or bank of america cashier check. Put YOUR fasTrack account number in the check.
\nMail the check to pay FasTrak at #PObox26926<\/a>
\nThen submit your Bridge Violation, violation number on a piece of paper and send it to #PObox26926.
\nConfirm you have successfully succeeded in this moist easy of endeavors by tweeting. Tweet each and every step by including #PObox26926<\/a> @larryChiang. Every protocol has about 20-35 li’l steps. #PObox26926<\/a> is no different.<\/p>\n
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