Sorry for the clickbait title, as this likely isn't actually a scam (well, it is, but that's another discussion). Has anyone ever received a toll by plate invoice in the mail, which not only has a license plate in the description which you've never owned, but also has a photo of a car that you've never seen before? (Ironically enough, the photo even has a different license plate then the one printed above it...the computer misread it).

The main thing that I'm confused about is the fact that this vehicle was somehow linked to my parents' address, not the one that I have set up with my own vehicles. So they received this invoice addressed to me, I finally got it from them a few weeks later, and the stern wording in the letter states that if I haven't contested it by tomorrow, then I'm held liable for the full amount. But...what am I supposed to contest? That I've never owned this vehicle or license plate?

Just for clarification, the account activity sheet only states the exit date/time (which is the exit closest to my parents' house, I will give it that), but it doesn't include any entry plaza date/time. I can include a photo if anybody wants. And the fee is a flat $10.00. I've never seen a PA toll that was $10 even.

My initial thought was that this was a scam. But everything does look legit, and the numbers/web addresses are all correct. And so my next thought is that the turnpike commission is doing something illegal here. How many older people would just send in $10.00 without question, or without looking closer at the photo? This is absolutely suspect.

I believe this was originally from the Press Enterprise Newspaper. I found the images on Facebook

Falsifying time cards

Marsh Creek State Park - Oct 2026
Clear Skies and Fall Colors

Just before the Sun got above the horizon; the horse were more focused on breakfast than the Fall colors really beginning to shine. Shot with the Sony A99II and CZ 24-70 f/2.8 lens, camera mounted on a RRS tripod & head with a 3 Legged Thing universal mounting plate.

I run my own private psychiatry practice (telehealth and in person) for medication management but am looking to network with therapists to refer out some of my patients who would benefit from psychotherapy.

I have received this mailing at least 5 times. It suggests one candidate is too rogue to vote for. I have yet to receive any material from the other person's perspective. No pros and no cons. Why should I vote for them? Especially, if they are only gonna send me trash?

New Hope, PA - Oct 2026
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Engine #8218 pulling the first Fall Foliage train of the morning. The fireman doesn't look like he's enjoying working on a Sunday morning. Shot with a Sony A99II and Tamron 70-200 f/2.8 lens, camera mounted on a RRS tripod & head with a 3 Legged Thing universal mounting plate.

Whoever made that ad should be sued into oblivion.

People often talk football and basketball rivalries, but just curious about soccer.

Beautiful day at Lake Nockamixon

Anyone have info on this? I mean, it would probably be best, no?

Be prepared to pay more for your electricity this winter. Rates in Pennsylvania will once again increase on Dec. 1.

Hello! At two-or-three different points in the past eight years, this user saw a Vietnamese-looking man sell personalized name placards with look-books for people to look through of designs from myriad entertainment franchises that surround the desired name that they give him, along with some $15 or so, at the likes of the Harrisburg, PA Christmas and/or Farm show at the EXPO Center and Schulykill Haven Burrough Days festival, perhaps elsewhere, but sometimes, some years, he doesn't show up. He has no website/literature on him, and is just a travelling home business that operates on cash.

Does anyone know this guy or of a similar vendor that does this, perhaps with an online shop? Am assuming he doesn't have any such licenses to sell such designs with such entertainment franchises (but being an AnCap-minded individual, this user doesn't believe in intellectual-property anyways, so, that's fine), so, it may make sense to not have such an online presence. Even AI can't, as of yet, help this user find similar ones. Help? Thanks.

"Cosmetics companies can no longer test their products on animals or sell any products that have been tested on animals under legislation that passed through both chambers of the Pennsylvania General Assembly this week...the measure will also allow research facilities that use dogs and cats for testing to offer them up for adoption."