Today, this guy pumped some petrol and when he came to pay, his card was declined. I filled out the usual form and asked him to give me some ID so I could check that the information was correct, and sign. He gave me the ID but refused to sign. It took about 10 minutes of back and forth as I told him we needed his signature for our records before he agreed to sign it. He chucked the paper on the floor and left. I couldn't retrieve it right away cuz I had to go out the side door and into the shop. The arsehole had only signed the flipping paper with "Mickey Mouse". That's right, Mickey Mouse. I was livid and so was my collegue. And cuz he sent his wife to pay, we never got that signature. -.-
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At the station I work at you either call someone to bring you the money or the police are called. You may not leave with the car. If you do we report it to the police as a drive off.
My state passed a law last year that can give a 30-day suspension of a driver's license and a fine between $100 and $500.
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Er, if you read all my post, you'd have seen that he DID pay; he sent his wife to pay. Basically, we give people 7 days to come up with the cash, or we hand the form to the police. Cuz he had to hand over ID, we knew that his name and address were correct; I had already checked what he wrote down as regards to the registration and car make with the car. So he would have been nailed anyway, even if he hadn't come back.
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I once had a guy ask me why my company was such a "Mickey Mouse Corporation" (cable company) & then proceeded to call ALL of a "bunch of Mickey Mouses." Maybe that mouse was one of my co-workers. It wouldn't surprise me if he was a contractor for our company. Damn idiot.The universe is mostly empty space, and so is your job. ~Dilbert
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The fact that he "sent" his wife to pay implied that he got to leave the premises, with car, and the wife came down on her own later to pay.
I think what we're saying, is that in our experience, a person would not be permitted to leave the premises (at least, not with the vehicle). A wife could be "called for", but he couldn't drive home and send her down to pay the promisory note.
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Quoth One-Fang View PostThe fact that he "sent" his wife to pay implied that he got to leave the premises, with car, and the wife came down on her own later to pay.
I think what we're saying, is that in our experience, a person would not be permitted to leave the premises (at least, not with the vehicle). A wife could be "called for", but he couldn't drive home and send her down to pay the promisory note.
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Quoth texasbelle5 View PostFrankly, it puzzles me why gasoline/petrol stations around the globe aren't pre pay. Then pump. No pre pay, no fuel.
Such a simple solution.
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