PMMA doped with fluorescent dyes presents important modifications of thermally stimulated current spectra at high temperature. Glass and liquid-liquid transitions are no longer resolved and only one intense peak appears at 127°C. This peak cannot be resolved by the thermal sampling method. It has an Arrhenius behavior, and the plot of τ(1/T) shows the existence of a compensation phenomenon with a characteristic temperature which does not depend on the dye concentration. The modification is induced even if the dye concentration is as weak as some 10s of ppm. Thus it cannot be considered as a plasticization effect.