It is normal to owe money to the government or certain authorities, but there are some cases where a few debts just seem extremely hard to believe. Such is the case of one driver in Florida who recently shared that they are in deep debt with none other than SunPass. Oddly enough, many other locals in the state found this extremely strange, as they don’t think there’s a valid reason to owe a toll service this much money.
Reddit user u/IndividualTaste5257 shared a post on the Florida subreddit, talking about how they owe SunPass at least $3,000. In the post, they talk about how they have been lowering the debt, saying that they have paid around $100 a month. Yet, they are worried that their driver’s license might be suspended.
Despite sharing the information and the OP seemingly believing this could be a common occurrence, it seems that isn’t the case. Several other Florida Redditors started commenting on the post, mainly asking about what led to this situation.
Still, it seems that it wasn’t OP’s fault entirely. According to the comments, they lent their car to another person while they were out of the country, meaning that the $3,000 debt belongs to another person. Still, it seems that they are still looking for ways to pay this or resolve it, as it is still a large sum of money.
Another sad situation for OP is that it seems their “friend” doesn’t want to pay the debt, which has led them to look for help online and even contact SunPass’ customer service.
Florida Drivers Can’t Believe Someone Is Indebted to SunPass
It seems many on the subreddit and in the state don’t think this situation is possible or find it hard to believe. Some have shared their disbelief in the comments, even trying to come up with theories regarding why this 3k debt came to exist in the first place.
“Do you drive over the Skyway 25 times a day just for fun?“
“This guy must’ve taken the 408 three times to rack up that much debt.“
Others have even suggested ways to “get rid of the debt,” at least for a while.
“How you got that far without getting your license suspended is impressive, but if it’s not, then you can technically get another car and register it. The debt stays with the plate.“
While the above isn’t the best solution, many have already looked for ways to help this driver who just got a debt out of nowhere, thanks to someone else’s careless driving.
