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Driver loses $3,000 deposit after car rental company accuses him of speeding

A man who had rented a luxury car was shocked when he found out that the rental company had forfeited his deposit, accusing him of speeding. The Facebook user, who goes by the name Chris Walker, made a post on Wednesday (July 16) claiming that he was

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Jul 19 2024
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Driver loses $3,000 deposit after car rental company accuses him of speeding

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75 low-income families get cash with no strings attached as part of trial for assistance programme