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I drove my car from here to Colorado. My wife didn't want to make the drive with the kids, hence the trips to DIA to pick them up and drop them off. I definitely didn't pay any fees, just the straight toll billed to my license plate.
I drove my car from here to Colorado. My wife didn't want to make the drive with the kids, hence the trips to DIA to pick them up and drop them off. I definitely didn't pay any fees, just the straight toll billed to my license plate.
Oh so you have the license plate registered. That's the difference. I'm referring to people that rent cars, like the OP. Not people driving their own cars. Because the rental agency owns the car, they get the bill first, then pass the bill as they like on to their customers...
OP - document everything and file a chargeback with enterprise. The credit card company will mediate the dispute, but I suspect the CC company will rule Enterprise is within its rights to pass along any and all charges and that your recourse has to be with the EZ-Pass authorities. You will have to sue EZ Pass, I would do that in New York City since EZ Pass has standing there and the small claims court limits are higher. You don't need a lawyer.
Once you serve EZ Pass, their lawyers will kick it up to management and most likely sit down with you to resolve the issue and reverse the charges with enterprise. At that point enterprise may or may not remove the extra fees or issue you a credit
Ok, to clarify a few things. I've never used EZ pass and never used toll roads and never been to NY. Yeah, I pretty much crawled out of a cave.
Second, I did everything EZ pass told me to do, to a "T" and followed their direction precisely.
Third, I was driving into and then across NY city. From one side to the other and back. I'm assuming many of you being NY'ers are experts at doing all sorts of things while driving your treacherous roads, but for me, it was not like I could just google EZ pass while driving in NY and ask them why EZ pass was messaging me to call the service center.
BUT, Once I got to my first safe destination and was able to stop my vehicle I did call EZ pass. This was after probably passing through 5-7 tolls with the call message appearing. Note, again, I did not get a red light, or buzzer, or anything that told me something was messed up. And they acted stumped and just responded with......"yeah, they're having problems this week with their toll boths and computers. The toll photo will match it to your vehicle, so you don't need to worry about it."
Me: So I can keep driving through the tolls even though the "call message center is appearing"
EZ pass: repeated the above and was rude and short. And this women said, "HOW MAY I HELP YOU" very rude when I asked her this last question.
My issue, is there is a huge hole in their system and they know about it, but they penalize the EZ pass common guy just trying to get around, for their flaws.
I plopped down $680 for an attorney today and he will gladly take my case.
What route did you take that had you go through 7 tolls without stopping once?
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