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I was using them for a ticket as well (I got one the day I bought my car, though a week before I picked it up).

x-copper is weird. They gave me some paperwork to fill out. Asked for my CC# and charged it immediately for what worked out to the same as my ticket was worth. Very odd thing IMO for them to do. Then, the charge on the CC was not the name of the person I was dealing with, nor was it in x-coppers name.

So when I found out x-copper went bankrupt on CBC (a few weeks ago), I called VISA. I told them x-copper had gone bankrupt, there's a charge on my VISA from what I think is them, though it's not in xcoppers name nor the person I dealt withs name. VISA gave me my money back.

The persons name who it was in tried to contact me, wanted me to call them. I told them email would be good enough, as I work odd hours and don't have time to call. They never responded to the email.

So no idea, but I got my money back in the end.

Now to go represent myself whenever I receive a court date (I figured I'd have received that by now? Filed it May 15th)