qwertydudeza
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Welcome Rian.
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Welcome Rian.
I thought you said goodbye?
denial is always a dead give away houseWho's Rian?
I'll read it later when in bed.Dude, the article covers a lot of stuff and isn't bloated.
One thing to he aware of: SANRAL must send you an invoice to the address you provided in terms of the National Road Traffic Act (basically the address on eNatis if I understand correctly) and that it does not need to be registered mail.
And the obvious/known fact that if you register with an eTag you agree to their terms and conditions and you'll have to pay.
Jeez...Is there a TL;DR version?
What?
Rands?Honestly House, why do you want people to just shut up and register? What's in it for you?
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There's more to it than that, considering invading people privacy is also a crime. Would someone who genuinely hold's such a view practice underhanded, criminal tactics?
Rands?
Except when you have a legal violation, the state can contact you, no invasion of privacy.
Honestly House, why do you want people to just shut up and register? What's in it for you?
I received a Scamral mail informing me I owe R475.15 as my vehicle passed under one toll gantry. I haven't received a VAT invoice though. Since the nearest Scamral “customer service centre” is 320km from here I have no intention to visit it.
I am looking forward to receiving a summons to appear in court!
Except when you have a legal violation, the state can contact you, no invasion of privacy.
I never said shut and register, read my post again. What is in for me, to have hassle free life and the least cost possible. i.e. keep more money in my account as possible. Why pay R1000 for something when I can get it for R450? It almost sounds like everyone wants to pay more