Have you seen Fourdot - Personalised number plate designs
Discussion
zed4 said:
djc77 said:
Ok, I saw this thread and saw what people were saying, checked out the website and thought it wasn't a bad idea, yeh you can go to fancy plates, but you get what you pay for cheap looking and sometimes illegal plates which will guarantee you a pull by the police. Here everything is legal, it's a great gift idea and you can change an ugly plate which ruins a lot of cars into a feature. If you can afford it why not. Don't hate it because you can't.
Not my no plate but just made this up in 2 mins. Gulf Porsche colours, pretty cool.
I love the Boxster Sypder, such a cool looking car. I think the plate looks great on it. It would be interesting to see it on the car for real. Did they give you an ETA for delivery? The TVR Chimaera isn't on the website yet. Not my no plate but just made this up in 2 mins. Gulf Porsche colours, pretty cool.
V8LM said:
djc77 said:
V8LM said:
With numerous typos/spelling mistakes on the website, would you really give them £185 for a plate?
I don't think the sites been up for more than a week,give them a chance.
berlintaxi said:
V8LM said:
djc77 said:
V8LM said:
With numerous typos/spelling mistakes on the website, would you really give them £185 for a plate?
I don't think the sites been up for more than a week,give them a chance.You cruise allot of threads making unnecessary comments.
Try Facebook,
When you decide not to get personnel,
And if you have something constructive to say
Then I'm sure we'd all like to hear it.
djc77 said:
berlintaxi said:
V8LM said:
djc77 said:
V8LM said:
With numerous typos/spelling mistakes on the website, would you really give them £185 for a plate?
I don't think the sites been up for more than a week,give them a chance.You cruise allot of threads making unnecessary comments.
Try Facebook,
When you decide not to get personnel,
And if you have something constructive to say
Then I'm sure we'd all like to hear it.
t (my opinion by the way) be my guest.Any company that can not even take the trouble to proof read a website prior to launching it doesn't come across as particularly professional, that's constructive criticism by the way.
djc77 said:
Judging by your previous quotes on this site your exactly what I'm talking about.
I'll let Ross explain.kmpowell said:
djc77 said:
Judging by your previous quotes on this site your exactly what I'm talking about.
I'll let Ross explain.You're all missing the point. What this guy's nephew's business these people offer has terrific potential for us all.
Never mind the tacky website. Never mind the poor grammar littered across every page. Never mind the pretentiousness of the copy. Never mind that the plates themselves look like something befitting a 1990 Nissan Sunny. Never mind any of that.
What we all need is the Certificate of Legality. Try it: When Dibble pulls you over, fish around in your glovebox and show him a bit of paper with the words "I, Mr BlokeOffTheInternet, do solemnly declare that the offending piece of chavvery is absolutely legal. Cos I said so."
And it will work. He will give you a salute and send you on your way. He won't have delayed you, or embarrassed you, or taken the chance to breathalyse you/check all your tyres/poke around in your glovebox himself, he'll just send you on your way.
How great would it be to have that happen? Every time you drive past a fking ANPR camera?
Never mind the tacky website. Never mind the poor grammar littered across every page. Never mind the pretentiousness of the copy. Never mind that the plates themselves look like something befitting a 1990 Nissan Sunny. Never mind any of that.
What we all need is the Certificate of Legality. Try it: When Dibble pulls you over, fish around in your glovebox and show him a bit of paper with the words "I, Mr BlokeOffTheInternet, do solemnly declare that the offending piece of chavvery is absolutely legal. Cos I said so."
And it will work. He will give you a salute and send you on your way. He won't have delayed you, or embarrassed you, or taken the chance to breathalyse you/check all your tyres/poke around in your glovebox himself, he'll just send you on your way.
How great would it be to have that happen? Every time you drive past a f
king ANPR camera?Creative, different, eye catching. Plod magnet. Legal. Quite cool. Very over priced. For £40, I may order something interesting. At the original price not a chance. Shame. We need some legal innovation, these may be tacky in some minds, but everything is another man's tat. I like the idea but can do it cheaper myself.
berlintaxi said:
djc77 said:
berlintaxi said:
V8LM said:
djc77 said:
V8LM said:
With numerous typos/spelling mistakes on the website, would you really give them £185 for a plate?
I don't think the sites been up for more than a week,give them a chance.You cruise allot of threads making unnecessary comments.
Try Facebook,
When you decide not to get personnel,
And if you have something constructive to say
Then I'm sure we'd all like to hear it.
t (my opinion by the way) be my guest.Any company that can not even take the trouble to proof read a website prior to launching it doesn't come across as particularly professional, that's constructive criticism by the way.
Ok, I can see that the large majority of people that post on this site really just go round thread after thread trolling, if you have the time and effort to do that, then I feel very sorry for you, that you have nothing better to do than hide behind your computers pretending you have more friends than you actually do.
I think a lot of you are actually missing the point of this company.
A lot of you like to drive around in nice expensive cars, some even go so far to collect certain high end brands and post pictures of them outside your house for every one to see, some people like to wear expensive watches and clothes etc. With these plates you are buying into a brand, something bespoke, something different to the norm, something new.
Its a status symbol
How you design your plate reflects you, so if its tacky, you made it tacky.
Why do you go to fancy plates?
Because you can put a little lotus badge where the GB was or to personalise it with your company details, and because it suits what you are prepared to pay.
With this site there are hundreds of different combinations you can create to suit you and your car, and they're not going to create anything that isn't legal.
I'm looking forward to receiving my plates later this week.
I think a lot of you are actually missing the point of this company.
A lot of you like to drive around in nice expensive cars, some even go so far to collect certain high end brands and post pictures of them outside your house for every one to see, some people like to wear expensive watches and clothes etc. With these plates you are buying into a brand, something bespoke, something different to the norm, something new.
Its a status symbol
How you design your plate reflects you, so if its tacky, you made it tacky.
Why do you go to fancy plates?
Because you can put a little lotus badge where the GB was or to personalise it with your company details, and because it suits what you are prepared to pay.
With this site there are hundreds of different combinations you can create to suit you and your car, and they're not going to create anything that isn't legal.
I'm looking forward to receiving my plates later this week.
djc77 said:
Ok, I can see that the large majority of people that post on this site really just go round thread after thread trolling, if you have the time and effort to do that, then I feel very sorry for you, that you have nothing better to do than hide behind your computers pretending you have more friends than you actually do.
I think a lot of you are actually missing the point of this company.
A lot of you like to drive around in nice expensive cars, some even go so far to collect certain high end brands and post pictures of them outside your house for every one to see, some people like to wear expensive watches and clothes etc. With these plates you are buying into a brand, something bespoke, something different to the norm, something new.
Its a status symbol
How you design your plate reflects you, so if its tacky, you made it tacky.
Why do you go to fancy plates?
Because you can put a little lotus badge where the GB was or to personalise it with your company details, and because it suits what you are prepared to pay.
With this site there are hundreds of different combinations you can create to suit you and your car, and they're not going to create anything that isn't legal.
I'm looking forward to receiving my plates later this week.
Eleven posts, in 26 months, & every one in this thread? I think a lot of you are actually missing the point of this company.
A lot of you like to drive around in nice expensive cars, some even go so far to collect certain high end brands and post pictures of them outside your house for every one to see, some people like to wear expensive watches and clothes etc. With these plates you are buying into a brand, something bespoke, something different to the norm, something new.
Its a status symbol
How you design your plate reflects you, so if its tacky, you made it tacky.
Why do you go to fancy plates?
Because you can put a little lotus badge where the GB was or to personalise it with your company details, and because it suits what you are prepared to pay.
With this site there are hundreds of different combinations you can create to suit you and your car, and they're not going to create anything that isn't legal.
I'm looking forward to receiving my plates later this week.
djc77 said:
Why do you go to fancy plates?
That's why I go to fancy plates.
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