Maryland State Central Collection Unit MVA Insurance Lapse notice for 6000 dollars requesting immediate payment Baltimore, Maryland

29th of Dec, 2011 by User596143

State of Maryland Central Collection Unit sent me a notice that I need to pay close to 6000 dollars because of "MVA insurance default". You can barely read the notice, it looks like a carbon copy. It first lloked like a scam.
I have left Maryland 12 years ago, was always up to date with my insurance, and always returned my tags. However it is hard to find my documents from that time. A Google search shows that they did this to hundreds of people, at least two on this site. Some records state that you haggle with an officer on the other end of the line and finally settle on few hundred dollars. This is a government scam. They must know that very few people keep their documents for such a long time, that you have to apparently pay 150 dollars to go to court barring lawyer fees, and go to Baltimore for the court! I did not call them yet. I am waiting to calm down. There should be statue of limitations on government fines. In any case this one is frivilous! My guess is State has a contractor doing this. But what do you do against a state government scam? I paid them all my taxes while living there honestly. Now, I am so sorry. I guess I should have cheated them. My hope is that finally there will be a class action suit, that they have to settle for such a large sum that no State government can do something like this again!

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4361 days ago by Mem043

I have issues with them too. I had returned my tags last year and showed proof of insurance. They had closed the case, but they reopened it again, over six months later. The MVA now has no record of me showing proof of insurance last year and they are still trying to fine me. The CCU says I owe over 1, 000 dollars. Dealing with these people, is an absolute nightmare. They are lazy, useless, and rude. The state hires hood rats and trailer trash to work at these state jobs. They have no people skills and are nasty as can be. I'm sure there are lots of scams going on. This month an MVA employee named Joann Fleishell got six years in jail for stealing $87, 000 from the Frederick MVA. Lots of corruption.