Hey alle, alle,

    Also ich War Ich erwarte von einer Reise nach Spanien letztes Jahr eine Spannung von einer Geldstrafe – ich hätte im August 2024 vielleicht ein bisschen über das Limit gegangen. Aber ich habe diesen Brief jetzt (im April 2025) gerade erhalten, und es sieht super schattig aus.

    Es erwähnt eine Geschwindigkeit von 126 km/h in einer 100 km/h -Zone in Palamós und fordert mich auf, 50 € auf einer Website zu zahlen: https://sct.myfines.eu. Die Domäne scheint misstrauisch und überhaupt nicht offiziell (nicht ein .gov.es oder ähnliches), und der Brief selbst sieht sehr unprofessionell aus.

    Hat sich jemand mit etwas Ähnlichem befasst? Wie kann ich überprüfen, ob dies eine legitime Geldstrafe oder nur ein Betrug ist?

    Würde sich über Ratschläge oder gemeinsame Erfahrungen freuen!

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    17 Kommentare

    1. elnadaqueveriento on

      “The person in charge of Servei Territorial de Trànsit of Girona” must be a dead giveaway.

    2. arquitectonic7 on

      The web is not a .gob.es because it is so common for Europeans to go to another European country, commit an infraction there and then go back to their country that an EU-wide platform for traffic infraction management was made. This is why they host this in a .eu website. I agree that the web may not be the most flashy thing ever, but what looks „unprofessional“ about the letter to you? Almost all legal letters in Spain look like this.

    3. asking--questions on

      Were you there at that time? Are all those facts correct? Did they send you a photo or other proof of the offence? If so, it’s fairly clear that it’s legit. As for the dodgy payment website, it may also be the official way these things are handled. You can make sure by contacting SCT – not through the info in that letter, but after careful googling! – and having them tell you the website of the service they use. Maybe give them the file number for confirmation if they actually answer.

    4. you could check if the phone number at the bottom is from “Servei Català de Transit” and if it is, call and ask about this ticket

    5. JorahsSwingingMickey on

      It’d be a hell of a scam to have the exact details of the incident.

    6. TrainingSpecific80 on

      No that’s real alright. Probably a speed camera on the highway like they have all over Spain

    7. TrainingSpecific80 on

      Coming from the U.S.- €100 fine for speeding is NOTHING. We pay €300, €400, €500- and up

    8. ImperfHector on

      It seems legit to me, but I’d check the qr. It should help you in determining if it’s real or not

    9. It’s a scam.

      Evidence 1

      The .gob.es domain is bullshit as this is not the approach in most of Europe except maybe the UK.

      Catalonia tends to use .cat and this one does not. In particular, Catalan services use the main domain gencat.com

      Evidence 2

      Open myfines.eu and you will get a blank page
      Search the whois for this page and you will find an Italian company.

      https://whois.eurid.eu/en/search/?domain=Myfines

      Multiservizi Srl the company that bought the domain is a cleaning service.

      Searching for that company gives you results like this one:

      https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowTopic-g187895-i68-k13985525-o10-Traffic_fine_from_company_call_SP21_S_p_A-Florence_Tuscany.html

      Evidence 3:

      Searching for Servei Català de Transit in search Startpage (fuck you Google):

      https://www.startpage.com/do/search?q=servei+catala+transit&segment=startpage.vivaldi

      The first result looks legit:

      https://transit.gencat.cat/ca/inici/

      Following their website, the page for paying fines is:

      https://multestransit.gencat.cat/sctPagaments/AppJava/views/expedients/cerca.xhtml?set-locale=en_GB

      Here is the contact page:

      https://transit.gencat.cat/ca/canales-cabecera/contacte/

      Phone number is also different.

      What is next:

      Reach out the official Catalan service and get info about your „fine“.
      Reach out Europol / Spanish police and denounce the scam: https://denuncias.policia.es/OVD/

    10. AdExtreme4259 on

      You expected a fine, yet you are weirded out by it when you receive the fine???

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