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            <title>Car plate problem</title>
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            <title>Car plate problem</title>
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            <description>-- Please keep your post concise to ensure a speedy review from us. We recommend 250 words or less. --&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Hi there this may seem serious or not. When i went to a workshop to just install a steering lock for my new car, the fella suddenly asked whether i wanna change the car plate background. He says white outer lining is old fashioned so i thought he would just remove that white lining * i sound so stupid * When i came back he actually took out the entire car plate and changed it to another car plate with the same number of course. My old car plate which he removed contains the inokom sign. Just that i did not agree to remove the entire car plate for another, and was wondering whether this is illegal or fishy ? I just have a thought of mind that they can use my car plate with the inokom to do something ? Do i have the right to ask for my old car plate back cause they did not give it. Thank you</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 16 Sep 2011 13:40:01 +0800</pubDate>
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