Re:Purchasing a £30,000 numberplate for the price of a bus t...
by rmc on Monday October 14, 2013 @04:31PM
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Probably. Fraud is when you mislead someone and you make a benefit. And that's criminal, not civil.
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Re:Purchasing a £30,000 numberplate for the price of a bus t...
by next89 on Monday October 14, 2013 @04:56PM
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But if you use it for yourself and you pay a fair amount, say production+shipping+administration, you are not really making a benefit.
Re:Purchasing a £30,000 numberplate for the price of a bus t...
by tempestn on Monday October 14, 2013 @05:36PM
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Say a store has a stereo on sale for $300 and you decide that since the wholesale price was only $120, a fair price would be $150. You're saying as long as you plan to use it personally, you could lay down three fifties and walk out with it without 'benefiting'? Your benefit in that case would be the $150 you avoided paying.