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template letter to make nominal offer to OR?
movingforward2010
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The OR has said I can buy my private number plate (worth about £250-£300) back for a nominal offer, after speaking to my examiner shes just said ' £10, £20 .....£50, what can you afford?, put it in writing to us'
so what shall I offer and how shall i word it??
so what shall I offer and how shall i word it??
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would it be really cheeky to offer £10 ??0
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Maybe omething along the lines of?:
Re: Vehicle registration mark **********
Following our conversation on xx/xx/2009, I would like to make an offer of £xx to purchase back this registration.
While I cannot afford to offer the full market price to purchase the above registration, I am mindful that you would incur further costs and inconvenience in putting this up for sale yourselves.
I hope therefore that you will be able to accept the above offer.
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would it be really cheeky to offer £10 ??
Err............... probably.
But depends how much your OR wants to unload it rather than have all the hassle of arranging for it to be sold themselves.
Hard to say.
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Try with the £10 you can always increase the offer if its not acceptable good luck0
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i did try to sell it on ebay for £250 and got no offers last year, plus they would have to pay the DVLA £105 when its sold.
i dont want to be cheeky making a low offer but i only have £40 a month surplus
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offered £20, i'll let u know what happens0
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