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moominbadger Posted Fri 07 Mar, 2008 10:33 AM |
| Went to get in the car this morning to go to work and some git had nicked BOTH the number plates! Had to phone police etc and ended up being very late for work, now have the inconvenience (and cost!) of getting new plates and there's always the chance that a car with our registration plates will be used in a robbery somewhere. What fun. I love Fridays, me. |
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bara Posted Fri 07 Mar, 2008 10:51 AM |
| oh moomin. im sorry for you.hope youll havent many problems with that story... |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Fri 07 Mar, 2008 10:54 AM |
Amateurs.
If you are gonna "ring" a car you just take the numbers and have the plates made. That way the dibble chase the original car. Instead of running the risk of putting them on another car and havinng it recognised.
btw sorry your's got nicked.
Dubz
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Hanne Posted Fri 07 Mar, 2008 12:02 PM |
| Well if you've reported them stolen, the police will surely not accuse you of robbing any banks or anything? Will you be getting new plates now? Well, of course you will, I mean different numbers :o) |
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moominbadger Posted Fri 07 Mar, 2008 1:03 PM |
Scottish Dubliner wrote: Amateurs.
If you are gonna "ring" a car you just take the numbers and have the plates made. That way the dibble chase the original car. Instead of running the risk of putting them on another car and havinng it recognised.
btw sorry your's got nicked.
Dubz
Yeah, good thinking!
Cheers for the concern folks...I now have new number plates and it only set me back £35 so not too bad. Still could've done without the hassle though, and who's to know it won't happen again?! |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Fri 07 Mar, 2008 2:32 PM |
| pain in the neck indeed |
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th74 Posted Fri 07 Mar, 2008 3:24 PM |
| Sorry Laura, what a pain. I hope your weekend goes better! |
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Lemon Grinner Posted Fri 07 Mar, 2008 3:28 PM |
| Oh what a bugger! |
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