That's very clever :w00t:

that is clever isn't it. heh. thinking of a cool personalised number plate too....

if only i could have just one more lettter argh!!

:auto: toot toot

This post has been edited by jessi3: Apr 16 2008, 02:56 PM

Hey Buddy, i have seen this Law used, it is there to keep true Aussie Values mate, that is true blue no Bull.
when ad's are placed in publications or flyers are printed, if they show a pic of what they are selling on special's they have to be very careful the pic is the right pic of the product at the price printed. or put in small print that the picture's might not be the exact same as the product selling at that price, if they don't print that it is open to debate. . i've saw this put into practice a few times m8, they had to sell the product that was in the pic at the price printed, they soon corrected that and printed an apology the next day. but i have not seen them do it in cases like this but they SHOULD! to keep our values.
Just what i think m8 i'm a straight shooter, that's throwing a curved ball.
if i was after a price and saw that, i would print it out and straighten, that dealer out m8 now worries!
Cheers
John

This post has been edited by Lakes: Apr 16 2008, 03:04 PM

I'm sorry Lakes, but your wrong on this one. Yes, there is legislation out there to do with false/misleading advertising, but in order for it to be proven either of those things you must prove that there was an INTENT to mislead. If it is simple human error (which I strongly suspect it is) then they have NOT broken the law. Like I said before, as long as the error is pointed out to the consumer before they purchase the product (so they are well aware that an error has been made), that is fine. Without getting into where I work, just believe that I am talking from a legislative point of view and not solely my own opinion...

The bigger department stores etc do (usually) print apologies to rectify errors in their catalog's, but I have seen many examples of the wrong pic being used and no apology given. It just happens sometimes. Humans are humans afterall and we all know they are not perfect!! :beer:

Hey Guys,

If the wording also listed SLX/SR features it might have been a different story (eg. intent to deceive!)

Rgds,

DAzz

Jessi30 alias Jessi3,

In SA you can order custom plates with 7 letters, including numbers if you wish. Only hassle is the price. Six will cost you $190pa and seven $240pa.

There are oodles of colour combinations available, here are just two that would suit your silver i30.



Bob



This post has been edited by tjaliwalpa: Apr 16 2008, 06:34 PM

Too bad I'm not in SA Bob, cuz they look really cool!! :(

They do look cool!!!

Hey Buddy i'll go along with you on this m8, my meaning was i just like everything to be fair and square if you know what i mean m8.
Cheers John