CiCi H.
I contacted SpeedTicketBeaters.com via…
I contacted SpeedTicketBeaters.com via email to inquire about their services. Right from the start, the response was rude and condescending. The person replying criticized how I filled out the form and then told me I was "lucky I called him." That alone was unprofessional, but it only got worse. During the conversation, he falsely claimed that there is a federal law mandating a $300 insurance increase for speeding over 75 mph. This is completely false. There is no federal law that dictates insurance rate increases. Insurance rates are determined by private companies and regulated at the state level. The McCarran-Ferguson Act (15 U.S.C. §§ 1011 -1015) explicitly leaves insurance regulation to the states. When I pointed this out and quoted the actual law of the county that allows me to pay a one-time rate instead of have my record impacted back to him, he rudely hung up on me. This company relies on scare tactics and false legal claims to manipulate people into paying for their services. Providing false legal information to induce a sale is not only unethical, but it may also be illegal under multiple consumer protection laws: -Federal Trade Commission Act (15 U.S.C. § 45): Prohibits deceptive business practices. -Nevada Deceptive Trade Practices Act (NRS 598.0915 & 598.0925): Prohibits false representations of legal obligations. -Washington Consumer Protection Act (RCW 19.86.020): Prohibits unfair or deceptive acts in trade or commerce. I will be filing formal complaints with: -Nevada Attorney General -Washington State Attorney General -Federal Trade Commission (FTC) -Nevada and Arizona State Bar Before the owner attempts his usual response, let me address his typical excuses in advance: He will claim this review is "fake" because I didn’t "use the service." That is irrelevant. I inquired about their services, and they provided false legal information. That alone is deceptive. He will compare this to reviewing a restaurant without eating the food. That’s misleading. If a restaurant falsely advertised its menu and then yelled at customers for asking questions, people would absolutely leave negative reviews. He will claim the company has been in business since 2004, so it can’t be a scam. Longevity does not prove legitimacy. Many deceptive businesses operate for years before being exposed. Additionally, I want to clarify that my statements are truthful and based on my personal experience. Under Nevada law, specifically NRS 200.510, libel is defined as a malicious defamation expressed by printing, writing, signs, pictures, or the like, tending to impeach the honesty, integrity, virtue, or reputation of a person, and thereby exposing them to public hatred, contempt, or ridicule. Every person convicted of this offense is guilty of a gross misdemeanor. I reside in both Nevada and Washington and am fully aware of the legal implications of making false statements. This review is a factual account of my interaction with SpeedTicketBeaters.com and is not intended to defame but to inform potential customers of my experience. If you need help with a traffic ticket, go to a real traffic attorney. This company is not trustworthy, and I would strongly recommend avoiding them. **Update** As expected, he resorted to a generic reply, refusing to take responsibility for his misleading actions or inaccurate claims, and instead exploited his customer’s lack of knowledge to instill fear and secure a hire. If he is indeed a licensed attorney, my next step will be to report his conduct to the Arizona State Bar Association to ensure this behavior stops.
Response from speedticketbeaters.comFeb 14, 2025
THE REVIEW YOU JUST READ HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO BE FAKE AND INVALID. BASIS FOR DETERMINATION: The "review" was written by a person who did not actually USE the service they "reviewed". We are not saying this person did not call or interact with us by phone or email. What we are saying is that this person did not use the services we provide. Therefore this person is in NO POSITION to post a "REVIEW" of a service they did not actually use. Calling or emailing a company and "not liking them", does not provide any knowledge for a "reviewer" to know if a service actually works, WHEN IT IS USED. Again, this person may have contacted us, but they did not USE the service. So, they CANNOT be taken seriously as a "reviewer" of whether or not our service actually works when used. FURTHER DETAILS: Simply calling (or emailing) a company, and not liking them (on the call or email), does not constitute "using" a service. For example: If you entered a restaurant and immediately walked out, because you did not like the host/hostess at the front desk... You would not be in a position to post a review claiming the "food is bad", because you would not know if the food is bad. IN SUMMARY: Speedticketbeaters has been in business since 2004 handling an incredible amount of tickets over the 20 years we've been in business. 20 years is a long time to keep "a scam" going, so obviously it is not "a scam". It is important that you read reviews, from people that actually USED THE SERVICES they "review". Their "review" you just read is fraudulent because it is written by a person who did not USE the service, and therefore is in no position to accurately review the company. If you have a speeding ticket, contact us Speedticketbeaters for a FREE consultation. Doing so will likely save you hundreds or thousands of dollars.



