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Comment on Who is liable for my unpaid parking tickets if my car has been sold to a junkyard? by gapsusie

gapsusie — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 06:14:59 +0000

IF you got the tickets after you sold your vehicle your are NOT responsible IF you turned you tags in and have you copy of the receipt. Once you turn the tags in you are no longer responsible for what happens to the vehicle. If you got the tickets before you sold the car you butt is on the line. They wil eventually get their money believe me
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Comment on Who is liable for my unpaid parking tickets if my car has been sold to a junkyard? by FrankieColetta

FrankieColetta — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 06:05:59 +0000

You HAVE to pay them or they could put a warrant out for your arrest!
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Comment on Who is liable for my unpaid parking tickets if my car has been sold to a junkyard? by johnny b good

johnny b good — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 05:44:59 +0000

First call the police jurisdiction that issued the tickets and explain the situation. Ask them what documentation they need to get them off your record. It will probably be a copy of the receipt you got from the wrecking yard. Also get the address to send it to and to whom it should be attention of.
Also, take the receipt to the title registration unit in your state/country and make sure that they have it on record that you do not own this vehicle any more. Do this before the idiot that got the parking tickets hits and kills someone and you get the blame.
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had that happen twice with different vehicles

Comment on Who is liable for my unpaid parking tickets if my car has been sold to a junkyard? by Ronin Z

Ronin Z — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 05:18:59 +0000

The registered owner of record, at the time the citations were issued, is responsible for the fines. That would mean you.
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Comment on How successful must you be to tour overseas as a musician? by Tinpanallycat

Tinpanallycat — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 04:49:59 +0000

When I was still with the band, we did 3 round the world tours, lasting from about 8 months to a year each. The money people allowed $100,000 PER PERSON for expenses for the year long gigs which covered everything. The sound/light contractor cost over ONE MILLION DOLLARS. AND we were not one of the best known bands, at least when we started out. The largest crowd we played to was 85000 in Wembley Stadium and the smallest venue was about 17,00 in Warsaw

You need to be famous enough to GET THE FINANFINANCING some unknown garage band wouldn’t have a chance at doing a world tour. We had a couple of records that did pretty well, so we had some street cred.

Of course you could also just pack up your instruments and talent and go to Euroope where you could do some busking on the streets and subway stations… There can be some good money in that and it gives you exposure.. I did it for 3 years and only quit to go to College because my parents were threatening to disown me if I didn’t get a degree in something. Or, you could do like the Beatles did.. go to Germany and play in the bars and cabarets until you worked out your performances.

For some reason you young people seem to think everything has to be done FOR you and I don’t understand it… Don’t you have ANY sense of ADVENTURE or does everything have to be SAFE and COMFORABLE for you? Either you get out and DO IT or you stay home and just dream about how things could have been different.
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Comment on Who is liable for my unpaid parking tickets if my car has been sold to a junkyard? by Richard B

Richard B — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 04:49:59 +0000

You got the tickets. You’re responsible for paying them. Other people are not responsible for debts you have incurred.
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Comment on How do I go about getting my name out about being an event consultant? by EVPJTX

EVPJTX — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 04:24:59 +0000

NETWORK! Find out what kind of special events organizations are around and take active roles in them (your current job may actually pay the membership fees!). Join groups likeInternational Special Events Society, Meeting Planners International, and or your local Convention Bureau. The events business is cliquish, you have to know people. And, you have to be aroud a while because lots of people get in and out of the events business thinking its all glamourous and thus the players keep their distance until they know you are gonna be around for a while. Check out those groups…
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12 Yrs. owning a special events business.

Comment on Anyone going to see KISS on any of their European tour dates? by nicole, yo (:

nicole, yo (: — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 04:21:59 +0000

MY MOM said the show was absolutely AMAZING. they walk around in HUGE HEELS. fire everywhere, she also saw them with buckcherry, she said it was completely amazing
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Comment on How successful must you be to tour overseas as a musician? by symphony.no.7

symphony.no.7 — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 04:03:59 +0000

What type of musician? Classical soloist? Rock/pop/etc group?

You need to book plenty of gigs, pay for transportation (plane/cabs/vans/bus/etc), and make enough money to earn back the cost of the tour at least.
If you want a sponsor, you need to seem potentially profitable and most likely this will require some profitable fan base (teenage girls, for instance). First, though, you need to actually get the attention of the company you want to sponsor you (or the attention of a company in the first place).

I’d suggest you first start with creating music and getting people to listen and like it. You need to be able to hold steady gigs after that. That’s the first bridge to cross.
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Comment on Who is liable for my unpaid parking tickets if my car has been sold to a junkyard? by carlos s

carlos s — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 04:03:59 +0000

Well it depends, did you get the tickets before you sold it?, if so then you are responsible, but if you sold it and the junkyard got the tickets then you are still probably responsible, junk yards have a bad habit of not changing the ownership and parking anywhere not caring because it’s not in their name, you were supposed to file the release of liability, with DMV, when you sold it, to prove the tickets are not yours if you didn’t you have to pay them or they will come and lock your current car now or later they will lock your car until you pay, and if you don’t pay now the fines will grow, and if you can’t pay they take your car and you probably still have to pay, with interest growing. And just because you sold it as junk to the junk yard doesn’t necesaryly mean they junked it or sold parts, 98 percent of the time if they can repair it they sell it for more money
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