Really. Where have these 'public' record keepers been??
He's been dead for five years, but San Francisco is trying to repay Steve jobs exactly $176 for an overpaid parking ticket.
The
Apple founder tragically passed away at 56 of pancreatic cancer in
October of 2011. He left behind his wife, his four children, and
apparently a ticket he paid too much for or paid twice, despite his
known efforts to eliminate the possibility of ever getting a ticket.
Jobs
changed his car every six months to avoid so he having to get a license
plate, which is loophole in the rules in the state of California.
Overpaid: He's
been dead for five years, but San Francisco is trying to repay Steve
jobs (pictured) exactly $176 for an overpaid parking ticket
Though,
like PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, California attorney general Kamala
Harris and Travis Kalanick, the chief executive of Uber, he was added to
a list of drivers who overpaid on parking tickets from 1995 to 2012
According
to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), it has
listed in a series of alphabetical PDF files of those who paid too much
on their ticket or to those who paid their ticket twice.
Those that wish to claim their refund can do so by filling out a two-page form
giving your name and address. SFMTA will then contact those parties
within three weeks and they can expect a check within 30 days, according
to The Register.
In good
company: Travis Kalanick (left), the chief executive of Uber
and California attorney general Kamala Harris (right) are also on the
list stating who overpaid for parking tickets
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