If the McDonalds' Corporation were to install Speed Limit signs (in their Drive throughs) at say 2 KM/hr - and had installed speed cameras that caught you doing 5 KMs/hr, could they send you a FINE for say $400.00 and expect you to pay it?
What if they 'did a deal' with SPER (here in Qld's), in a money making exercise whereby they sold that 'perceived' debt onto them (for say, 30c in the dollar), could you lose your car for not paying SPER's demand?
Isn't that what is happening - and what Queensland Motorway Pty Ltd (a private company) have done with their privately owned roads and Toll ways?
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Scott Duncan
Yes.
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Dino Disenfranchised · Dino Quiring
Technically, McD's has revenue to loose if you choose not to return because of those conditions but the Motorway knows you have little choice not to use them. Other than that, YES.
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Danny Maksacheff
Is that happening in qld? If they sell the debt to a 3rd party then it would be easier to cancel out that debt
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