Pressed plates?

[Wayne]

thats down to the supplier not the consumer...

  the point is any plates supplied without docs are classed as show plates plain and simple.

[DubAndDubber]

If the supplier says that the plates are legal, thats that. Plain and simple.

[Wayne]

If the supplier says that the plates are legal, thats that. Plain and simple.

If only it was that simple 

What happens if your stopped and the police check your plates and who supplied them 

[DubAndDubber]

Then they'd see the suppliers company name and postcode underneath the Reg. Who do you make numberplates for?!

[Wayne]

Then they'd see the suppliers company name and postcode underneath the Reg.

Then they check and see no records kept 

Who do you make numberplates for?!

We used to make them in work but due to all the hassle involved we no longer bother.

Have a read of this: http://www.docstoc.com/docs/71859428/Registration-of-Number-Plate-Suppliers-_RNPS_-Information-for- very interesting read.

[VR6_Wherry]

Just read through that document and Wayne is as ever, correct.

Company needs to be registered to sell the plates and keep records should the DVLA or Police ask to see them.

Read it if you don't believe it.

Lukily for me i can just order the Ebay ones  All they ask over here is for the number.

Just to add, the plates ARE legal and conform to everything. However the way the company is selling them IS Illegal.