Against my better judgement on New Year’s Day I went with my ex-wife and daughter to inspect a second hand printer which a friend had been trying unsuccessfully to sell (for £500, no wonder she was not successful).
We got home safe and sound after having looked at the printer and I said that it was a bit of a relief not to have all the agro with the wretched printer.
That was until Saturday morning when the post arrived with a speeding offence letter.
I’m furious as a) it was purely a speed trap.
and b) there was little visible signs as to it’s presence.
I had been completely against even going to look at the printer. I knew that it was trouble with a capital T. How right I was.
Boo hoo.
Znethru
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I had a similar experience sort of - travelled 250 miles to look at a piano which I knew in under 30 seconds I didn't like. I didn't get a speeding ticket but had to drive through absolutely treacherous conditions through rain, wind etc and small completely unlit A and B roads for a lot of the time.