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ANPR Ltd. suspended by the BPA...
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In spite of claiming to be so clever and an inventor of amazing gizmos, he seems to think the voltage in the UK is 240V, (wrong) and if you join two mains cables together you get 480V what an idiot!0
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enfield_freddy wrote: »are they obliged (or even allowed) to take someone that has been removed due to failing to meet DVLA standards?
According to DVLA, when a company moves from one ATA to the other their sanction points must go with them.
That's the policy this week anyway. Now it's a live issue what's the betting the DVLA comes up with some new weasel words as to why they are allowed to join the IPC after all?Je suis Charlie.0 -
as I said , new name , new front man , coming very soon.0
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enfield_freddy wrote: »
I sense that "trev" will re appear , with a new name and manager very shortly , he has a lot of sites to manage , and the loss would be great to him.
Trev is actually a very wealthy individual, with a Spanish villa and substantial yacht. I'm thinking he may just knock it on the head and pass on his sites to another outfit.
He doesn't need the money, and the industry doesn't need his antics, however the company is phoenixed.<--- Nothing to see here - move along --->0 -
Trev is actually a very wealthy individual, with a Spanish villa and substantial yacht. I'm thinking he may just knock it on the head and pass on his sites to another outfit.
He doesn't need the money, and the industry doesn't need his antics, however the company is phoenixed.0 -
I think we should all go down to our local ANPR site and park straddling lines and in unmarked bays. Then we could leave the sites to do shopping elsewhere...0
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not only have we been doing this on several of there car parks in Preston , we have also been placing signs cable tied below there's , telling people that they have no authority to get information from the DVLA .
night night Trev0 -
It may be a funny joke to those who know what this is all about, but to those who have been ripped off and paid him its not at all funny.
The only person laughing is dear old trev, all the way to the bank and if enough people pay up on the receipt of a window ticket then im sure Trev will still be smiling.From the Plain Language Commission:
"The BPA has surely become one of the most socially dangerous organisations in the UK"0 -
It may be a funny joke to those who know what this is all about, but to those who have been ripped off and paid him its not at all funny.
The only person laughing is dear old trev, all the way to the bank and if enough people pay up on the receipt of a window ticket then im sure Trev will still be smiling.
not only have we been doing this on several of there car parks in Preston , we have also been placing signs cable tied below there's , telling people that they have no authority to get information from the DVLA .
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I have just been reading Not Very Clever Trevs latest news on his pantomime website.
What a complete idiot, I have never seen a company of any reasonable standing air their dirty washing in public like this, it's hilarious!
In spite of claiming to be so clever and an inventor of amazing gizmos, he seems to think the voltage in the UK is 240V, (wrong) and if you join two mains cables together you get 480V what an idiot!
http://www.anpr-ltd.com/news.php
Wooah, maybe Trev has unwittingly stumbled upon an algorithm to avoid having to pay for a costly 415 volt installation when you could do it with a couple of standard mains leads.
ANPR cameras could be super efficient if you could feed them on 415 or even 480volts instead of the paltry 230/240 volts stepped down to a puny low voltageFrom the Plain Language Commission:
"The BPA has surely become one of the most socially dangerous organisations in the UK"0
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