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Old 08-05-2014, 10:10 PM   #1
DoreSlamR
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Default Someone used my licence to rent a car

I picked up a truck today, to help parents move house.

An off hand comment by the lady behind the desk as she was taking down my details, she says, oh you've been here recently.

Someone with my licence hired a car in January and claimed flybys for it as well..

I don't have flybys and I didn't hire a car then either!

I don't know how they would have got my licence, as I've had just the one issued to me since 2010 (In WA we can pay our licences 5 or 1 yearly)

Should I go to the police with this?

I'm a bit confused by it all!

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