Bissmire
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No, but I would have no problem taking their details, and contacting them if i was interested in selling.
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Robbo
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Originally posted by P1CK4D
If you had a private number plate would you really want the DVLA giving out your number and address so people can ask if your selling it?
Glad to see someone has an ounce of sense 
If I ever got any contatc from someone enquiring about a number plate etc I'd be straight on the 'phone to the DVLA to find out who has accessed my details and look to press charges
Absolute abuse of personal data
That said, if anyone knows who has R7 BBO then do let me know 
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Bissmire
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Originally posted by P1CK4D
If you had a private number plate would you really want the DVLA giving out your number and address so people can ask if your selling it?
Glad to see someone has an ounce of sense
If I ever got any contatc from someone enquiring about a number plate etc I'd be straight on the 'phone to the DVLA to find out who has accessed my details and look to press charges
Absolute abuse of personal data
That said, if anyone knows who has R7 BBO then do let me know
I agree with that, but surely it's common sense that they would contact the owners of the plate first, to see if they are interested in selling up? I don't think anyone is expecting to ring DVLA, and be presented with full names, address and phone numbers...
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Robbo
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Surely if someone wa sinterested in selling it then it would be for sale with one fo the millions of car number plate sales agencies....
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Bissmire
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If they had planned to sell, yes. People often buy cars/bikes/houses etc that are not up for sale, because they have asked the onwer if they would sell. Everything has its price
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P1CK4D
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Originally posted by Bissmire
Everything has its price
And when they have decided to sell, for the price they want, it will be up for sale. Until then. No.
Its like someone giving out your address details because you want to know where they got their front door from. Fucking ludacris.
Its a PERSONALised plate for a reason.
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Nath
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I've only skimmed this thread, but wouldnt the dvla contact the person for you? I can't see them just handing over details so you can do it yourself.
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Bissmire
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Originally posted by Bissmire
Everything has its price
And when they have decided to sell, for the price they want, it will be up for sale. Until then. No.
Its like someone giving out your address details because you want to know where they got their front door from. Fucking ludacris.
Its a PERSONALised plate for a reason.
Have you read anything I've typed? I said I would have no problem if the DVLA contacted me and said there was somebody intersted in buying my numebr plate. Either a polite yes or no should suffice. Unless this would anger you? I see no reason why this is 'Fuckin ludacris'.
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P1CK4D
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I've only skimmed this thread, but wouldnt the dvla contact the person for you?
Why would they? How many time wasters would ring up for a plate for a sake of it. Would end up havign to start up a whole new department and probably put car tax up to cover just this. Another silly comment.
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Bissmire
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I've only skimmed this thread, but wouldnt the dvla contact the person for you? I can't see them just handing over details so you can do it yourself.
My point exactly.
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Nath
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Originally posted by P1CK4D
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Originally posted by Nath
I've only skimmed this thread, but wouldnt the dvla contact the person for you?
Why would they? How many time wasters would ring up for a plate for a sake of it. Would end up havign to start up a whole new department and probably put car tax up to cover just this. Another silly comment.
 Time of the month? They sell reg plates, so I assumed they'd have a department for that.
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CORSA NUT
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Guy close to us has B3RTY  My nickname since school.Said someone offered him 8K for it and he told them were to go 
He's an old ex copper though and a twat
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P1CK4D
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Originally posted by Bissmire
Have you read anything I've typed? I said I would have no problem if the DVLA contacted me and said there was somebody intersted in buying my numebr plate. Either a polite yes or no should suffice. Unless this would anger you? I see no reason why this is 'Fuckin ludacris'.
You think you would only have one phone call and that would be the end of it? Obviously, if you actually liked the plate, you would want to keep it. The type of person ringing would be someone willing to offer you £50, not the amount you'd actually want if you wanted to keep the plate.
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Nath
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Originally posted by CORSA NUT
Guy close to us has B3RTY My nickname since school.Said someone offered him 8K for it and he told them were to go
He's an old ex copper though and a twat
ex Copper = pension = doesnt need the money.
I reckon
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P1CK4D
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Originally posted by Nath
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Originally posted by P1CK4D
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Originally posted by Nath
I've only skimmed this thread, but wouldnt the dvla contact the person for you?
Why would they? How many time wasters would ring up for a plate for a sake of it. Would end up havign to start up a whole new department and probably put car tax up to cover just this. Another silly comment.
Time of the month? They sell reg plates, so I assumed they'd have a department for that.
Oh come on. Work it out. If the owner is willing to sell, it wil be for sale. If not, why chase people to sell?
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Bissmire
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How do you know the type of person ringing would be offering £50? I am trying to contact the owner of a plate, and I'm willing to offer a hell of a lot more than £50.
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Nath
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I've sold stuff that hasnt been for sale before. Not really sure how you don't get this does happen in life
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Nath
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How do you know the type of person ringing would be offering £50? I am trying to contact the owner of a plate, and I'm willing to offer a hell of a lot more than £50.
I see his point, but it's not applicable to every person. So not sure why he keeps going on about it.
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Originally posted by Nath
I've sold stuff that hasnt been for sale before. Not really sure how you don't get this does happen in life
And how did you contact the person who was selling the items.
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CORSA NUT
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Originally posted by Nath
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Originally posted by CORSA NUT
Guy close to us has B3RTY My nickname since school.Said someone offered him 8K for it and he told them were to go
He's an old ex copper though and a twat
ex Copper = pension = doesnt need the money.
I reckon
Exactly mate...lives in a mint house too
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Originally posted by P1CK4D
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Originally posted by Nath
I've sold stuff that hasnt been for sale before. Not really sure how you don't get this does happen in life
And how did you contact the person who was selling the items.
read again retard
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P1CK4D
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Originally posted by P1CK4D
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Originally posted by Nath
I've sold stuff that hasnt been for sale before. Not really sure how you don't get this does happen in life
And how did you contact the person who was selling the items.
read again retard
Ok, how did the person contact you then ffs.
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Bissmire
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Ok, i see you are not going to agree with anyone else, and that your assumptions are spot on. Now, lets say somebody buys a car with a personal plate already on, and had no idea of its value. If the DVLA were to contact them and say they have been offered a sum of money for it, would this be OK?
[Edited on 21-07-2010 by Bissmire]
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P1CK4D
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Now, lets say somebody buys a car with a personal plate already on, and had no idea of its value. If the DVLA were to contact them and say they have been offered a sum of money for it, would this be OK?
No. There is no way of telling if the person with the plate actually wants to sell or not without them physically putting it up for sale. So again, giving my personal details out would piss me off yes.
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Bissmire
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Originally posted by Bissmire
Now, lets say somebody buys a car with a personal plate already on, and had no idea of its value. If the DVLA were to contact them and say they have been offered a sum of money for it, would this be OK?
No. There is no way of telling if the person with the plate actually wants to sell or not without them physically putting it up for sale. So again, giving my personal details out would piss me off yes.
Are you being serious? Really? At what point have the 'personal details' been given out?
THE DVLA WILL CONTACT THE OWNERS!
[Edited on 21-07-2010 by Bissmire]
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