Registration on hold - confused

[Ocean1]

The answer I got from the lady on the phone was " if you didn't have so many toys you might remember to licence them"

Y'know, I don't believe I could let that go without a response. I might not actually get her fired but on a bad day I'd give it a good nudge.

[caseye]

Y'know, I don't believe I could let that go without a response. I might not actually get her fired but on a bad day I'd give it a good nudge.

Yerp I too would do my damndest to get her the sack.
What business is this of this sanctimonious bitch????
Sacked is too good Ocean, Hung drawn and f..king quartered would suit me better.
Every bike sitting in my shed has cost me/us narms and legs, they ain't toys, they're all used as often as possible including for work purposes, none of her fucking business.

[Erelyes]

Seriously, you'd try to get someone fired for saying that?

My lord. Telling a customer to 'fuck off' is one thing. An offhand remark like that is quite another.

Caseye, with an attitude like that, I... just... unbelievable. How's your blood pressure lately? Oh, right, none of my fucking business, nevermind

[steve74]

I was amazed by her attitude, she was nice initially but once I vented at her she fired a few shots back. I figured that I was shooting the messenger and probably deserved it.

I can see how the system works but it defies common sense. I paid the money and put it on hold again.

[Ocean1]

Seriously, you'd try to get someone fired for saying that?

In a normal commercial environment, no. I'd just do the usual Kiwi thing and never patronise the institution again.

In a bureaucratic "service" monopoly which has gone out of it's way to make life difficult for me and then got lippy when I complained, yup, I'd make life for her as difficult as I possibly could.

[jaykay]

Or change the registered person. The new registed person restarts the clock.

They will list the old debt with baycorp, but they won't do any more than that - I think they are nervous that they may lose a case for a service they have written instruction that you don't require.

The Baycorp thing will go away on its own in 2 years, but is increasingly ignored in credit checks. While positive credit reporting is incredibly privacy invasive, it will also weaken the hold of the nzta on your credit record, as it will be one negative report, from a dodgy agency, among dozens of positive reports.

I've done this on a few occasions. Change ownership $9. Put on hold straight away via internet, free. Instruct Baycorp or whoever to remove it from your credit file as it is disputed and should not have been put on in the first place.

Can't see any way it could end up in court.

Note changing ownership is only changing the registered owner, the person responsible for stationary vehicle infringements, it does not change the legal owner of the vehicle.

[nosebleed]

Y'know, I don't believe I could let that go without a response. I might not actually get her fired but on a bad day I'd give it a good nudge.

Maybe not sacked. But I'd certainly have a go at making her cry!