Finally got caught by the traffics.....
04 February 2004, 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by talizman
I see you are declining to expand on your DPA statement! lol
And all this from a potential recruit too!!
SN serves as a great screening process!
And all this from a potential recruit too!!
SN serves as a great screening process!
Ever had that chat??? If so then you will understand what I mean...
So do you tell everyone how much money you earn a week??
Your personal information is at ur own discretion and JUST OUT OF CONVERSATION...
How much is your ins?
What age were you when you got your first scoob?
And finally have you got any mates or ever been bullied through your life...
Got that vibe....????????????????????????????????????????
Tony...
05 February 2004, 12:37 AM
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hmmm my thoughts, you probably wont like them, respect for the police has actualy raised a touch, if there going to hound the users of them horrible lexus lights :P
ps. stop ****en winging cos you broke the law, FFS YOU HAD A ****TY NUMBERPLATE!!
ps. stop ****en winging cos you broke the law, FFS YOU HAD A ****TY NUMBERPLATE!!
05 February 2004, 12:42 AM
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I've been stopped a few times and have always found the police to be fairly reasonable - including when I got the 'do you know how quickly you were going round that corner sir' Nobody has picked up on my illegal rear plate yet though. I really must get that changed but I can't be bothered to move the rear fog - pesky jap imports 
Rich
Nobody has picked up on my illegal rear plate yet though. I really must get that changed but I can't be bothered to move the rear fog - pesky jap imports Rich
05 February 2004, 12:43 AM
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Well mate my view on the DPA as I use it everyday is like being told info and personal stuff within those 4 walls of ur house??
05 February 2004, 08:49 AM
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The Data Protection Act ONLY applies to information held electronically, so unless you are operated by computer, there has been no violation of said Act!
Information like what you earn would be used when reorting you, in order to consider what size of fine would be appropriate if it came to it.
Your insurance costs, as has been described above, was probably testing you to see if you are likely to have insurance.
As far as I go, my insurance is £790 per year, and I got my first Scoob at 21.
No secrets here and nothing to hide.
Plus, no violation of the Data Protection Act, of which you obviously know VERY little about, which is worrying considering you claim to use it every day.
Information like what you earn would be used when reorting you, in order to consider what size of fine would be appropriate if it came to it.
Your insurance costs, as has been described above, was probably testing you to see if you are likely to have insurance.
As far as I go, my insurance is £790 per year, and I got my first Scoob at 21.
No secrets here and nothing to hide.
Plus, no violation of the Data Protection Act, of which you obviously know VERY little about, which is worrying considering you claim to use it every day.
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