No More Registration Stickers
Posted by: 3lions
2nd Jun 2011 10:43pm
Hi Everyone,
I read on the RAA website newsletter, that from July 1st, there will no longer the option for 9 or 6 months...
They are only keeping 3 & 12 months! Gee as if people are not doing it stuff, I'm glad they didn't take the 3 month option, as that would bugger me right up, It's hard enough keeping a car on the road as it is!
With that I guess they will put up the registration in the June budget!
whats's next?
cheers for taking the time to read this
Lise
I read on the RAA website newsletter, that from July 1st, there will no longer the option for 9 or 6 months...
They are only keeping 3 & 12 months! Gee as if people are not doing it stuff, I'm glad they didn't take the 3 month option, as that would bugger me right up, It's hard enough keeping a car on the road as it is!
With that I guess they will put up the registration in the June budget!
whats's next?
cheers for taking the time to read this
Lise
3lions
- 17th Jan 2012 07:19pm
Hi Justo,
It's just a joke, on tonight News the amout of outstanding debt owed to the Electricity company here in SA....like in the billions...of unpaid bills? Incredible
So in the end all us bill paying people who live pay bills ect...we will all end up paying, they are always putting the costs up, it's getting out of hand...getting harder and harder to make the money go round, seriously!
Cheers,
Lisa :)
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