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another user who thinks its OK to Demean a another HUBB user online.
YOU have NO right to do that.
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another user who thinks its OK to Demean a another HUBB user online.
YOU have NO right to do that.
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Not demeaning at all, or certainly not meant to be demeaning.
The humor was in the extended misunderstanding of something that--as you said--"is not really complicated, just complex!!! " It's not always easy for any "complex" local procedures to be communicated and understood. In the case of that thread, it was funny because it went on for so long.
The dinner suggestion was simply to honor the amount of time/ work that some
HUBB users, including you, put in to help another solve a problem.
Thanks for your help.
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Dave,
Thank You. The EU regs + UK insurer practice are now mostly clear--to me.
(A bit of digression from this thread...I reviewed (your) other linked HUBB thread.
That has to be among the funniest I've read on HUBB in several years. 
I hope the OZzie bloke solves his problem; he should at least take St.Rory, you and a number of others to dinner if he ever makes it over.)
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Your welcome: the other thread is now closed down - I hope it survives i.e. doesn't get completely deleted, because it does contain some interesting insights into human mis-understandings and ................ well, things like that.
There is always the other sticky thread in Trip Paperwork about insurance issues.
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Originally Posted by CourtFisher
Not demeaning at all, or certainly not meant to be demeaning.
The humor was in the extended misunderstanding of something that--as you said--"is not really complicated, just complex!!! " It's not always easy for any "complex" local procedures to be communicated and understood. In the case of that thread, it was funny because it went on for so long.
The dinner suggestion was simply to honor the amount of time/ work that some
HUBB users, including you, put in to help another solve a problem.
Thanks for your help.
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I think you have the two Ws mixed up here!
Warrigal 1 has now posted in here; I wonder how that happened? (Oh yea, I posted a link in there to this thread).
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Your welcome: the other thread is now closed down - I hope it survives i.e. doesn't get completely deleted, because it does contain some interesting insights into human mis-understandings and ................ well, things like that.
There is always the other sticky thread in Trip Paperwork about insurance issues.
I think you have the two Ws mixed up here!
Warrigal 1 has now posted in here; I wonder how that happened? (Oh yea, I posted a link in there to this thread).
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"Oh dear," very confusing (tracking multi-thread posts). 
I hope that warrigal 1 understands that my ROFL comment was not directed at him personally--if that's what he thought--and that he gets the UK vehicle sorted.
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huh very funny people, I am am still at the UK address stage
still 4 more steps to go. before the vehicle is on road. EU Brick walls
Anyway I am reading at the start of this post back in 2008
If says compulsory Liability insurance for Europe, can any one add to what that is and entails.
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If says compulsory Liability insurance for Europe, can any one add to what that is and entails.
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Oh my good god. You mean to say, with all the heated discussions re this on THAT famous thread, you still haven't worked out that this is simply another term for European Green Card cover?!
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as I said its a 5 or is that 6 step process
UK address (suplied By Rory ?) thank you very much
Insurance (3rd party), well I have quote 250 to 270 GBP, But I can't pay it. the Tranaction is being Blocked.
Road Tax UK (step 3)
MOT Inspection UK (step 4)
other insurance on the vehcile (step 5) (I might have to skip this one.) too expensive.
Green card Insurance for the European continent (step 6)
ilesmark I thought I was paying for that in 3rd party (UK)
really confusing system you European have.
pesonally I have asked the admin here to cut the other topic right Back to before Tony P , Walkerbout and Ilesmark started abusing me.
That is Demeaning me Online.
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