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Old 10th January 2009, 10:15
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DVLA Personalised Registrations Auctions

DVLA AUCTION OF EXCLUSIVE PERSONALISED REGISTRATIONS

The next auction of exclusive DVLA Personalised Registrations is being held at Whittlebury Hall, Towcester, Northamptonshire, NN12 8QH on Wednesday 28, Thursday 29 and Friday 30 January.

Visit http://www.dvlaregistrations.co.uk/auction to view a full list of these registrations, their reserve prices* and the time they are to be offered for sale.

To bid you must first obtain a catalogue then register for the auction.

DEADLINES APPLY - visit http://www.dvlaregistrations.co.uk/auction

BUY A CATALOGUE
a printed catalogue is available for £7.50 (inc. p&p)
Call free on 0800 089 2222 (9.00am-5.00pm, Mon-Fri) Please quote reference A

TEXT FOR A CATALOGUE
Text CATAGLOGUE (space) followed by email address to 84010
Cost £1.50 plus standard sms rates

OR DOWNLOAD A FREE CATALOGUE
on the Internet (address above)

When you have either a digital or printed catalogue, then decide how you want to bid:
1. ATTEND THE SALE
2. ABSENTEE BID
3. BID OVER THE PHONE
4. BID ONLINE

Complete the Application Form online or in the catalogue to register as a bidder. Deadlines apply, please see website.

If you wish to discuss the auction procedure in further detail please contact SMA (Leeds) Ltd, DVLA Auction Team on 0870 079 2222. Good luck with your bid!

Kind regards

On behalf of the SMA (Leeds) Team
We hope to see you soon at a DVLA Auction.

* All purchases are subject to a 7.5% Buyers Premium, VAT & Assignment fee of £80
(prices correct at time of going to press)

Public Information Copied from my personal incoming mail and shared with my contacts for their general interest.
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Old 10th January 2009, 12:46
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Don't know if this is in breech of forum policy on advertising. I'll see what Andy says

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Old 10th January 2009, 13:25
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It's ok as it's not for personal gain from the poster i.e. Energumen (unless it turns out he represents the DVLA )

It is posted as general interest with no personal gain involved.

But yes, it does look 'spammy'

By and large the following covers our rules on advertising:
No commercial posts in the forums. This is a post where someone with an interest in a company, business, or product promotes a product or service and provides a link, email address, or phone number for the purpose of selling the product or service.

I hope that clarifies things for everyone.

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Old 10th January 2009, 13:56
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Thanks Ian and Andy, for raising, and dealing with the query.

I had thought it may be contentious, but had concluded that as the agency was a government sponsored non frofit making organisation, and if I explained the purpose of the entry, It would probably meet the criteria and also satisfy any copyright issues.
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I thought it was a very interesting and handy link ENERGUMEN, thanks dmackay

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Old 10th January 2009, 19:42
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An article covering this was seen on one of those motoring TV shows a while ago and they said a lot of registrations coming up for sale at these auctions are included on these personal number plate adverts seem in magazines etc.
If you wanted a reg from one of these companies they would go to the auction, hopefully buy the plate and sell it to you at a good profit.
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Old 10th January 2009, 20:25
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Nothing wrong with that mate, it is the way of that world that some people, not me, are natural entrepreneurs and will match demand with a supply, by doing the homework that most of us are too lazy to do for ourselves.

My Mate had a big turnover in this business in the sixties, when there was legislation that you had to own the donor vehicle to which the registeration belonged, to transfer the number.

As no one could keep hundreds of cars stored with interesting numbers, he would buy a car with an interesting number, and scrap it. He also had lock ups full of mopeds and cyclemaster type cycles.

He kept the car registration details in his name, including it on his national advertising.

When someone wanted to buy an interesting number, he transferred it to one of the mopeds, then sold them the moped, enabling them to then transfer it to their car.

I am pretty sure that was how it worked.
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Old 10th January 2009, 21:15
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Is it true if your vehicle complete with personal reg number is invloved in an accident and the insurance company decides it's a write-off and pays out you have lost the number.
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Old 12th January 2009, 20:46
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BBC item -

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...al/7822893.stm
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