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Sid Vanderpool |
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According to Bill Kexel from DJ's For You, there is a downside to the vanity plate craze. "Moving to Phoenix from a small town in the rural midwest, I wondered why there weren't many DJs that displayed vanity plates. The fact is: Your setting yourself up for trouble. I talked to many DJs that stopped displaying their company name on their vehicles due to theft, vandalism and disgruntled competitors.", Bill explains in his post on the forum boards at DJchat.com. "If I'm on the way to my gig and my van is full of DJ gear, I can't leave it alone for a minute while I run into Walmart, etc. There's a good chance the van & gear would be gone when I came back! As much as I'd like to advertise on my vehicle, I'd rather remain anonymous. Unless I'm living in Mayberry, I won't do it.". From around the World, we found plenty of DJs that are willing to take the risk to display their plates.
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