I got a speeding ticket on the Garden State Parkway. Not an issue, my fault I was going to fast while driving to CT.

The issue is that I paid the fine online, again no problem, and I thought it was all over with. I have since gotten 32 letters (no exaggeration) from different law offices stating my offense and asking if I need legal representation. Ive been getting 5 a day for the last week. Its excessive. Ive gotten tickets in other states and never had this problem before. They are just solicitation letters to try to get me to use their law firm but jesus.

I just really hate junk mail.

/rant.

 

do they have prepaid return envelopes? If so send back the lawyers letters in different envelopes to each of them.

cost them money and recycles the paper, and helps keep the USPS from going under. It's a win win win.

 

Ambulamps chasing lawyers FTL

 

lmao at the story and jeffie's response

I second the suggestion.

 

The state must be selling your name to the spammers ... amazing.

 

I disagree! The entire state is responsible for a majority of the sales of hair gel, bronzer, lip gloss and size Smedium t-shirts made in the US. So really, the entire guido population is helping to keep our economy afloat in these tough times.
Next time you see an orange-colored kid with a fresh blow out in the clubs beatin' up the beat, just walk up and say "Thank You". He'll know what you mean.....

 

fist pump

 

I'm from Jersey, and i just had to come in here and laugh b/c the responses are great!

Jgrizzle, i have no idea why they'd be spamming you, b/c the one ticket I ever got never resulted in this mail spamming. Then again, my ticket got thrown out, so I didn't have to pay anything. Maybe it's b/c of the economy?

 

lol

<--beatin' up the beat?

 

I got spammed once here in MD when I had a court date. everythign got thrown out n court.

I guess the lawyers look up court cases to offer there services?

 

^
yea they do it here in VA as well