if you got caught going through red light with a camera

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Originally Posted by SophieDaphne

Forgot about that "administrative fee" and "online fee." What, exactly, do they have to do additionally, if we're paying online? Isn't that easier for them...? Obviously it's for them to get more $$$, but it's kind of excessive.

So is going through a red light

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Originally Posted by SophieDaphne

Forgot about that "administrative fee" and "online fee." What, exactly, do they have to do additionally, if we're paying online? Isn't that easier for them...? Obviously it's for them to get more $$$, but it's kind of excessive.

Paying online does have a cost associated with it.

#1 your time buy not having to go in and pay it - convenience
#2 the upfront cost for the development of the online payment system
#3 the recurring cost to maintain the system (user licenses, hardware support, bandwidth, SLA's)

In the end they are making a profit of off the process but this is to give you some insight of some of the costs.

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Originally Posted by inception937

how long does it take for the ticket to get in the mail?

anyone with experience?

thanks

i'm not for sure i got a ticket but i'm just curious.

About a month later. Got one in town of Huntington and I was impressed over the high quality picture/video of myself blowing a red light

And yea $50.

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we should feel lucky that it's cheaper than the city... $75 last I paid. Never running again.

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Originally Posted by rh71

we should feel lucky that it's cheaper than the city... $75 last I paid. Never running again.

Damn. Well I mean they can charge more for Mcdonalds so I guess they can charge more for this right?