L’uomo d’affari di Wexford ha convocato in tribunale oltre € 2.000 in accuse di pedaggio non pagate su un furgone che non possiede

Summary:

A Wexford businessman, John Molloy, is being summoned to court over €2,000 in unpaid toll charges for a Toyota Hiace van that he says he doesn’t own and has never seen. The situation unfolded when:

– In October 2023, Molloy received a vehicle logbook showing him as the owner of a van he’d never seen
– Someone had forged his signature and used a fake address (“1 Ballycarney, Enniscorthy”) to register the van in his name
– The van has been accruing toll charges while being used for “cleaning services”
– Despite reporting the issue to Gardaí and contacting eFlow (the toll operator), no solution has been found
– eFlow suggested he simply pay the fines, despite Molloy already being a significant customer paying around €1,000 monthly in legitimate toll charges for his 31 vehicles

John Molloy is a very commom name
How’d he end up with the requests if they used a fake address.

Eflow are always at this, same if a car gets stolen they try to make the owner pay for tolls or damage committed by someone else.

Should be reporting them to the ombudsman and have them up there with eir for terrible customer service.