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22.01.2022 Managing director of Entire Group Australia Shane Endycott is one of the plaintiffs, and is accusing Linkt of gouging amid a business name change mix-up. They’re saying between the years that we changed over, we’d actually accumulated tolls to these other vehicles, unbeknownst to us, that’d grown to about $1300. The overdue tolls were then swiftly escalated through the courts... Obviously we put up no fight to this, and the amount that was awarded to them was $18,380."... Listen to Shane tell his story on News Talk 4BC 1116 below.

20.01.2022 Did you catch the story on A Current Affair? If you'd like to register for the class action, head to https://www.qldtollsclassaction.com.au

12.01.2022 "Almost 15,000 people have joined a class action lawsuit against Transurban in Queensland that says the tollroad group has unjustly made money by charging unreasonable and excessive administration fees for the late payment of toll fares." More coverage of our action today in the Financial Review. If you're one of the thousands of Queensland toll road users that have paid administration fees for the late payment of toll fares, we encourage you to register your details: https://www.qldtollsclassaction.com.au

10.01.2022 Toll fee rage? It’s time to make a stand. Together we can take action against unjust late fees on Queensland’s road tolls. Join our class action to help get your money back.

05.01.2022 Have you paid "non payment" or overdue fees for Queensland road tolls? If so, you may be eligible for compensation and are encouraged to register for this class action. Hilton Bradley Lawyers have commenced a class action against Queensland toll road operators (collectively Linkt), seeking compensation on behalf of persons that used a Queensland toll road, did not pay the required toll on the spot and, as a result, were invoiced for and paid additional administrative char...ges. Hilton Bradley considers these administrative charges to be excessive and not reflective of reasonable cost as permitted by Queensland law. As such, the class action asserts that a bulk of administrative charges paid over the last six years should be refunded to Queensland toll road users. REGISTER NOW: https://www.qldtollsclassaction.com.au