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06-07-2006, 05:26 PM
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don't start me on this again!!! 
I (the mot tester in general) test your car, it fails due to poor maintenance, then you expect me to test it again for 45 minutes for free???
you can fook right off.
do you work for free???
I don't!
it's an old rule, it's just being re-enforced now.
and BTW, they are going up again in August so expect more moaning about the prices!
I (the mot tester in general) test your car, it fails due to poor maintenance, then you expect me to test it again for 45 minutes for free???
you can fook right off.
do you work for free???
I don't!
it's an old rule, it's just being re-enforced now.
and BTW, they are going up again in August so expect more moaning about the prices!
06-07-2006, 06:23 PM
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Re: mot time
Originally Posted by coziboy
my megane failed mot didnt realise you now pay fee 44 quid for failing and again when passes what a racket 
Like Moose says, they ain't working for free.
06-07-2006, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by focusv8
But they are also bringing in partial retests in August as well aren't they?
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can't see that working though, if I have to go for a 20 minute partial test that will play havoc with my appointments.
it barely works at the moment!
Eargerly awaiting to see how much the test goes up by this year, bet we (testers) get screwed again.
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