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Critical_Band5649 t1_iyo7vv2 wrote

Yes!

I didn't because it was the first time I'd ever sold a car privately. People who bought my car put my plates on their other car apparently. I ended up getting a pile of citations for a car I've never owned in a town I've never lived. Luckily I was able to provide the paperwork showing it was my plate but it was on a car I sold to the people at the address of the citations. Codes guy was able to get rid of the hundreds of dollars in citations and made sure I contacted penndot to kill the plates in case they attempted to use them again.

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the303reverse t1_iywn4dl wrote

I’m currently going through this exact situation and each time I provide the paperwork stating I sold my car back in February of this year they just say I am still responsible??

Even though the plate is on a completely different car

Any advice/tips ??

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Critical_Band5649 t1_iywsdrp wrote

Cry? Lol, I mean it probably helped.

The title transfer company sent over the request to kill the plates, saying they were accidentally left on the car. The codes guy who ticketed the vehicle recognized the people who were using my plate as trouble for other reasons and believed my story.

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