Never heard of consultants? It is clearly legit.Quote:
Originally Posted by bacicat
Personally, I don't see the problem with the proposed changes, especially since it only seems to be applicable to new vehicles (i.e. not retrospective).
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Never heard of consultants? It is clearly legit.Quote:
Originally Posted by bacicat
Personally, I don't see the problem with the proposed changes, especially since it only seems to be applicable to new vehicles (i.e. not retrospective).
Yep. Probably consultants.
However, it pays to be vigilant nowdays.
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Scams: Trickling into the mobile phones, email accounts and personal lives of Australians - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Yep, but usually they are not allowed to impersonate a government website - and this one looks like the real thing. I would have thought their branding would be the main one, with a small government logo.Quote:
Originally Posted by isuzurover
And to me it clearly does NOT look legit when you compare the website to the site address, but by all means, give them your details, I stand by what I said - I wouldn't give them my email address or personal info...
I've got both pages up on my computer, one from link posted by MattG and the other from the Roads and Maritime Services website I linked earlier and I can flick from one tab to the other and not see any differences apart from a slight change to the URLQuote:
Originally Posted by bacicat
One is
Vehicle Registration Initiatives (VRI) | Vehicle Registration Initiatives (VRI)
the other is (missing the /projects)
Vehicle Registration Initiatives (VRI) | Vehicle Registration Initiatives (VRI)
You'll need to open my post with the quote button so you can see the full URLs
In this case, they appear to be a private consulting company.
EngagementHQ
http://bangthetable.com/