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  Yeah! Only cops are allowed to pull that scam.  Its like two prostitutes fighting over their corner.
context: It’s a new spin on an old con. I wonder if any of the vehicles were actually in violation of any parking ordinance. >
  
  I wonder how many ppl just pay fines like this without checking. Unless they were obviously fake tickets, I might pay. You don't expect this sort of scam, well I dont lol. I'll be more aware in future now. >
  
  I think the giveaway was the QR code to pay the ticket rather than an official city government website. But yeah I'm sure there are a lot of people out there who would just pay it without a second thought. >
  
  A lot of car parks here (even ones for municipal facilities) are run by private companies, so Brits would be even less likely to suspect anything was amiss. I actually admire his ingenuity in a way. For a 19 year old, that's pretty innovative. I mean I know it's wrong but it's not the worst thing I've seen someone do. >
  
  They even had a QR code. That’s hilarious. Wonder if it opened to his Venmo >
  
  I was thinking that too! 🤣 >
  
  fucking Santa Cruz
  i swear this kid was probably just getting high, watching some traffic cop hand out tickets one day, and thought "i gotta get in on that" >
  
  He's just disrupting the parking industry. >
  
  Would love to see what this ticket looks like lol >
  
  Here is what I found. >
  
  Those palm trees 😆 >
  
  It's so much cuter than the real one. >
  
  
  He denied receiving any payments
  
  Nah we know he probably put it into crypto or transferred it over to cover his tracks like the Twitter scammer. >
  
  Wonder how they were caught? >
  
  People complaining about improper tickets. People that would know what a ticket looks like and immediately know it's fake. >
  
  In a related story, Parking enforcement ticket handicapped drivers for parking in regular spots. >
  
  Kid’s probably a vampire too. >
  
  I still believe. >
  
  People are Strange
  When you’re a Stranger