Parking in big cities cannot be said to be a real pleasure. Already now, finding a place is not an easy task, and in addition, it is generally very expensive. And let’s not even talk about PV, which is also called a post-parking package. The price of the latter has risen sharply from 17 euros just a few years ago to minimum 35 euros. In some municipalities you will even have to pay up to 90 euros. Suffice it to say that it is better to think about paying for a parking space before leaving the car. Especially since now in some cities the control is automated.

📰 Heavy and bulky SUVs contradict the city’s adaptation to climate change. They are not normal in a city like Paris.
I will return to this in this article. @lemondefragainst SUVs in the city, the protest is growing⤵️https://t.co/nmnbPcja1M pic.twitter.com/xQ3oS1I4Cc

— David Belliard (@David_Belliard) February 26, 2023

A new scam

But sometimes it happens that we find an inscription about a fine on his windshield, which gets on our nerves. But are you sure it’s real? Without a doubt, at first glance, all the logos look authentic, as does the presentation. In short, everything makes you say that it’s really a official document. But this is not necessarily so. Indeed, scammers have fun sticking fake tickets on cars to entice drivers to pay and pocket money. Everything looks authentic and is easy to fool. Some have paid the price…

very realistic

In the document we can read the following message: We inform you thata fine of 35 euros was delivered against you. Please note that if payment is not made within two working days, a surcharge of 135 euros will be charged. Therefore, it is very important to pay as soon as possible. Use the QR code or the link below to continue regularization“. Don’t do this and go to the ANTAI website if in doubt.

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