In message , Martin
wrote
On Sat, 3 Mar 2007 12:21:38 +0000, Alan wrote:

In message , Martin
wrote


You have the advantage of being innocent until proved guilty under
English law.

If you have enough money and time you may be able to fight the
imposition of the fine. Back in the real world, the authorities will
have a record of YOUR bin ID containing the inappropriate rubbish.

As you have pointed out the labels are easily switched and the info they have
means nothing.

If someone steals your bin (or its identity) the fines will come back to
you and no-one else. It's very much like someone cloning your car
number plate - how do you prove that you are innocent when the speeding
fine drops through your letter box.

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Alan
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