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    Quote Originally Posted by awa355 View Post
    So, for 3 regos it will be $15 and 3 bags of chips? Any particular flavour of chips?
    Shit, I can do this, too. 2 bikes, 3 cars, I like chips. $1000 fine, can't afford a holiday. 2 years at least before I see the wig? Laughing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    then probably not suited to arguing with five 0.
    T'is true. He fixes their computers. Well fooked... Mind you, he does have kudos having found some very unsavory stuff on other folks computers & reported it.
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    And if the rego lapses he could end up having to get new number-plates.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    And if the rego lapses he could end up having to get new number-plates.
    Dunno how easy they are to scan.......

    Or, he drives a hair dressers car anyway.....
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    'round this way, he'd have to never drive on the gorge. The new speed camera is apparently a plate scanner too.

    (Camera doesn't care about the fake "sticker" of course, just sees the plate and looks it up.)

    Would be seriously annoying to always have to go the long way.


    They have cameras like that anywhere near him?
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    Quote Originally Posted by pzkpfw View Post
    'round this way, he'd have to never drive on the gorge. The new speed camera is apparently a plate scanner too.

    (Camera doesn't care about the fake "sticker" of course, just sees the plate and looks it up.)

    Would be seriously annoying to always have to go the long way.


    They have cameras like that anywhere near him?
    they will soon

    not having rego is one thing,having a fake sticker is something else in my opinion

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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    And if the rego lapses he could end up having to get new number-plates.
    Yes, he would have to put his rego on hold to avoid the vehicle being de-registered which would add to the legal problems

    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    T'is true. He fixes their computers. Well fooked... Mind you, he does have kudos having found some very unsavory stuff on other folks computers & reported it.
    Good on him for doing it but unless these people had those unsavory files somewhere where you can't avoid seeing it, it's a breach of ethics, which they are quite big on in the IT industry.

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    This altering the rego label in really not a good idea. As previously stated rego plates expire after a time if not on hold. It may pass a casual visual inspection, maybe, but not if a data base is searched if stopped by the cops for any reason. Insurance, forget it. Not only will he get the usual "using an unregistered" ticket he is in the gun for a fraud charge. "altering a document to gain an advantage" That's Crimes Act, punishable with a little bit more the wet bus ticket slap.

    These labels have an issue date ( and time) on them on the right hand side, and a bar code for scanning. Very hard to mess with them successfully. Why, because its Government tax and revenue. Those departments have astounding search and seizure powers available to them and the penalties are risk prohibitively harsh.

    Its not if but when he gets his arse kicked.

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    Surely this is THE reason why photoshop was invented?
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    He could always register it as a tractor? or has that loop hole been covered?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BOGAR View Post
    He could always register it as a tractor? or has that loop hole been covered?
    Well and truly mate.

    As pointed out having a false sticker is going to carry some heavy shit compered to just not being registered.

    Personally I wouldn't worry about fines and such because they amount to fuck all anyway,but the possible insurance issues would be a major problem to anybody that was self employed.

    Having two passports,I have a friend that is wanted in NZ but he has an NZ passport in his legal name,plus an Australian one in his mothers maiden name so he travels in and out of NZ on the Aussie one,but I do believe that loop hole is going to slam shut very soon,,,,,,so get in while you can I guess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BOGAR View Post
    He could always register it as a tractor? or has that loop hole been covered?
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    Short term 'solution'.
    Rego stickers are almost obsolete over here.
    Plate Scanners do the job now.
    Won't be too long over there.

    Every time I've been pulled over my numbers have been run through the computer in the plod car anyway.
    This would only make matters much worse.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mushu View Post
    Good on him for doing it but unless these people had those unsavory files somewhere where you can't avoid seeing it, it's a breach of ethics, which they are quite big on in the IT industry.
    Blah blah blah ethics....It's not haxxing, it's learning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMOKEU View Post
    Blah blah blah ethics....It's not haxxing, it's learning.
    I know for a fact he don't go looking for it. Too many unforgettable home movies on folks computers nowadays. He has to be able to look clients in the eye.
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