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Free Car Tax!!!!!! if you buy a car from carland
Just found this. Check https://www.carland.com.
"To celebrate the launch of our new website we are offering 1 YEARS FREE ROAD TAX from CarLand when you register for My CarLand.
So register now to save and keep up to date with our latest deals and offers.
CarLand - We put you in the driving seat"
Haven't registered myself yet because the form is long but plan to do so this evening.
:j
"To celebrate the launch of our new website we are offering 1 YEARS FREE ROAD TAX from CarLand when you register for My CarLand.
So register now to save and keep up to date with our latest deals and offers.
CarLand - We put you in the driving seat"
Haven't registered myself yet because the form is long but plan to do so this evening.
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I just registered and you can only claim when YOU PURCHASE A CAR FROM THEM which makes sense really!!I would love to be a Travel Agent :j0
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Where does it say anything about free car tax?? and just for registering???
Mortgage-free wannabe!0 -
ruyareece wrote:Where does it say anything about free car tax?? and just for registering???
It says it on a pop up, check to see if you have blocked any, it does clearly say they are offering 1 years free road tax when you sign up, but I can't see any T & C's, but you can bet it's only free when you buy a car off them0 -
doubt you get free tax if you don't buy a car from them0
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When you click on the link, you get a pop up which states free car tax for registering. When you input your details , you finally get to the terms and conditions, which states that the freebie is only against a car purchased from them.
The pop up is misleading.Everything in moderation..............including moderation..............0 -
With pop-up blockers becoming more popular these days, could this be the next common scam - dodgy t&c's in a pop-up that none of us will see.My views are irrelevant - censorship is alive & well!0
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In this particular case, if you've got a pop-up blocker, you don't actually see the offer. So its fair enough having the T&Cs on a pop-up.howalsh wrote:With pop-up blockers becoming more popular these days, could this be the next common scam - dodgy t&c's in a pop-up that none of us will see.
However I would agree that an offer on a non pop-up page with no mention of additional T&Cs, and those additional T&Cs only on a pop-up would should be considered as a bit dodgy.
However, as I said, in this instance thats not the case.
"Now to trolling as a concept. .... Personally, I've always found it a little sad that people choose to spend such a large proportion of their lives in this way but they do, and we have to deal with it." - MSE Forum Manager 6th July 20100 -
Sounds like another one for April 1stGONE ENGLAND0
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With Carland, every day's like April 1st.dobbiesloan wrote:Sounds like another one for April 1stCan I help?0
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