Justice has been served. Yeah right.....
Does it really matter in which thread I post?
Well. Busted. Ha ha ha ha.... I know some will be sleeping better knowing that justice has been served....
Just opened the notice that states that the Notice of Violation will be upheld, due to "clear and convincing evidence". I did not "tender valid fare media". I only know "tender" from chicken tenders.
They still say I have to pay $60, which I will do (how surprising), per check in an envelope with my Notice of Appeal. No matter how they explain it, no matter how ignorant and stubborn I may seem, I know what I payed for upfront and I go by "money value" and the service and not by some *beep *beep *beep TA regulation that does not have any common sense behind it.
And if my appeal doesn't work, what I honestly DON'T believe, than I just satisfy myself, knowing I did everything possible to keep my money out of the MTA debt piggybank. Maybe my payment will do something good, like one cleaning of excrements from the subway car floor or keeping the MTA service personal in their booths. Then it shall be...
Was nice talking to ya'll. I somewhat enjoyed the different opinions although I am stubborn (hard to notice) and I'll update you in the next thread how, where, when and why my appeal got smacked back in my face. Cheerio, mate!
Just one question at the end, one has told me that if you have a violation on your record any future employer can look it up (my employer knows about it and he laughed (stupidity)
), so it's better to hold the notice infront of their face when they begin an interview. Is that true?