Anonymous
03/17/2026 09:56
Subject: Should I report my neighbors for car tax evasion?
Anonymous wrote:I was this person for a while and it was because I was driving my elderly cancer ridden mom’s car back and forth a lot out of state (she could no longer drive) to take care of her. We are a one car family so I left our family car for my husband to drive while I was gone
Another time my then boyfriend was parking in the street in front of my house a lot. He lived in MD and he got a ticket and had to prove to DC he lived in MD and get some ROSA exemption to park frequently (legally- overnight had no permit restrictions). I had a busy body neighbor, and I bet she reported him.
I'm all for reporting them even though I had a nasty neighbor pull something similar to this on me. I had just given birth to premature twins, my neighbors knew, and my mom came from out of state and stayed with us for 3 weeks. The nutjob azzhat across the street from us who had met my mom, reported her car and called the police to say it was stolen. We didn't really have to do anything. He tried and failed. He's a vile person.
After we moved to Loudoun, we forgot to register our 3rd beater car. We drove it occasionally and never got ticketed. We were stunned when we realized it. In Fairfax we saw people being ticketed all the time.
Anonymous
03/17/2026 09:47
Subject: Should I report my neighbors for car tax evasion?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Keep in mind if you do this then this couple will be keen to return the favor. They'll find out it was you. They will start watching you like a hawk for any violations and reporting you. Argument with your spouse or kids? Police at your door for safety check. An unapproved (by HOA) item in your backyard? Reported. Friends over for an evening of (loud) conversation on your back deck? Call the police for noise complaint. Your young kids playing outside without supervision? Call the police. What goes around come back around, OP. You might have this neighbor. Do you want to find out? Just mind your own business. If they drive those cars, they'll get caught eventually.
None of that concerns me, although you really have an active imagination. Maybe see a mental health professional for your dysfunctional thought processes.
100%. This is such a deranged post.
Anonymous
03/17/2026 09:46
Subject: Should I report my neighbors for car tax evasion?
Anonymous wrote:Keep in mind if you do this then this couple will be keen to return the favor. They'll find out it was you. They will start watching you like a hawk for any violations and reporting you. Argument with your spouse or kids? Police at your door for safety check. An unapproved (by HOA) item in your backyard? Reported. Friends over for an evening of (loud) conversation on your back deck? Call the police for noise complaint. Your young kids playing outside without supervision? Call the police. What goes around come back around, OP. You might have this neighbor. Do you want to find out? Just mind your own business. If they drive those cars, they'll get caught eventually.
Not op. You are a ridiculous drama queen.
When I lived in Burke Centre in FFX years ago, we had enough military retirees that this kind of stuff would be reported in 5 minutes. I've moved to Loudoun and can't even find how to report it. I have a neighbor who has an unregistered car with no tags that has been sitting in his driveway for probably 6 years. He also parked a car on the street with no registration etc. What can I do about it?
Anonymous
03/17/2026 09:43
Subject: Should I report my neighbors for car tax evasion?
Sure, if you value your time and energy that low, proceed.
Anonymous
03/17/2026 09:42
Subject: Should I report my neighbors for car tax evasion?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Military don't have to move car registration each time they move on orders.
I was going to ask, are they military?
It is highly unlikely they're military given where we live. There are no military facilities near us.
Anonymous
03/17/2026 09:41
Subject: Should I report my neighbors for car tax evasion?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Live in Virginia. A couple moved in next door a year or so ago. Haven’t met them — they keep to themselves, whatever.
One has a car with Wisconsin plates. One with California plates. I suppose they could be exempt but we live in Western Loudoun so I doubt they work on the Hill or are in the military.
I ended up behind the car with California plates today at a stop sign as we both pulled out of our driveways at the same time. The plates expired in June 2024.
I am normally a live and let live person, but tax avoidance costs everyone more. Would you report this if you were in my shoes? I am trying to decide…
Yes. They need to be responsible.
What if they have ADHD?
I really hope that you are being sarcastic. When everyone has ADHD, no one has ADHD.