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Washington

not fooled

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5. And you can't pay using a credit or debit card.

Reply to EarnestPutz (Reply #4)

Tue Jun 11, 2024, 05:15 PM

Jun 2024

Cash or check only. Someone is milking this for all it's worth.

I'm a new resident of the state so not familiar with the history. Sounds as though this happened while a Republican was governor?

Regardless, apparently who actually owns and makes money from this is an unknowable mystery. There must be a way to find out, when I want to spend the time to do so.

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Who makes money off vehicle registration in WA (it's privatized)? [View all] not fooled Jun 2024 OP

Complain to your state rep/senator. LiberalFighter Jun 2024 #1

Look at the portal for a webmaster? Arne Jun 2024 #2

That was one of the points. plimsoll Jun 2024 #3

Good question. I'm on Spokane's South Hill and there are three of the private licensing offices 10 minutes from..... EarnestPutz Jun 2024 #4

And you can't pay using a credit or debit card. not fooled Jun 2024 #5

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