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DVLA - Praise
rubble2
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I have just bought a personal plate from the DVLA website. I was dreading the process as I imagined a long drawn out affair with delays and documents going missing in the post etc, but I have to say I was (extremely) pleasantly surprised.
I bought the plate on-line last Tuesday, received the certificate of entitlement document in Thursday's post, went and got the plates made at a local motor factor (£10.99 for the pair - bargain, Halfords were asking £15.95 per plate).
I rang the insurance on Friday to swap the details and fitted the plates. On Saturday morning I received the new V5 document.
Very impressed with the efficiency
I bought the plate on-line last Tuesday, received the certificate of entitlement document in Thursday's post, went and got the plates made at a local motor factor (£10.99 for the pair - bargain, Halfords were asking £15.95 per plate).
I rang the insurance on Friday to swap the details and fitted the plates. On Saturday morning I received the new V5 document.
Very impressed with the efficiency
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I almost fell off my chair when i read the title
Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
Ha! I know what you mean but fair play to them, it couldn't have gone more smoothly0
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Funny - of all the sites I've had to make payments on and all the official bodies I've had to deal with, the DVLA is probably the simplest of the lot. It's a branch of government that just seems to get on with the job it is supposed to do with the minimum of fuss and bother.
And it does it without occupying a horrendously expensive facility in London. A case where devolving government out of London worked. Something other departments could take note of - I mean why is the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in central London ?0 -
Perhaps the good people of Swansea are significantly better & more efficient than those in Whitehall - who knew. I know the times I've had dealings with them (admittedly only a couple of times) it was always quick & easy.Retired member - fed up with the general tone of the place.0
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