Topic: Indiana BMV wins award

[MCRider]

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles wins the Customer Service Award from some Intl BMV outfit, only BMV ever to win it two years. Avg wait time < 8 minutes.

[Damfino]

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles wins the Customer Service Award from some Intl BMV outfit, only BMV ever to win it two years. Avg wait time < 8 minutes.

I've gotta say Ron, I don't think I've ever waited more than 5 minute's here in Brazil! 
They do seem to do a good job, compared to what my wait used to be in Illinois.

[Raef]

It used to be horrible, it was once a 4 hour, 3 trip ordeal to title a car, and then they went to the non notary titles. And took a play from IRS play book and tried to become more user friendly.

I must say it is much, much better

[DavePhipps]

It still sucks in Bloomington. Sometimesn it's a 1+ hour wait.

[Duke McDukiedook]

It used to be horrible, it was once a 4 hour, 3 trip ordeal to title a car, and then they went to the non notary titles. And took a play from IRS play book and tried to become more user friendly.

I must say it is much, much better

IRS and friendly? What #$%*ing bizarro world do you live on?!?!?!?!? 

[wardenerd]

washington dc in the marion barry days .  It sometimes took two days .  my personal record 7 hours.  It was my first tag but I had georgia tags and title so it wasn't like i was clueless.

[MCRider]

It used to be horrible, it was once a 4 hour, 3 trip ordeal to title a car, and then they went to the non notary titles. And took a play from IRS play book and tried to become more user friendly.

I must say it is much, much better

IRS and friendly? What #$%*ing bizarro world do you live on?!?!?!?!? 

I deal with the IRS regularly. They are MUCH better now than when I started 30 years ago.

[Raef]

It used to be horrible, it was once a 4 hour, 3 trip ordeal to title a car, and then they went to the non notary titles. And took a play from IRS play book and tried to become more user friendly.

I must say it is much, much better

IRS and friendly? What #$%*ing bizarro world do you live on?!?!?!?!? 

I deal with the IRS regularly. They are MUCH better now than when I started 30 years ago.

I know they were much more aggressive in the 80 and 90 than they are now.

[MCRider]

It used to be horrible, it was once a 4 hour, 3 trip ordeal to title a car, and then they went to the non notary titles. And took a play from IRS play book and tried to become more user friendly.

I must say it is much, much better

IRS and friendly? What #$%*ing bizarro world do you live on?!?!?!?!? 

I deal with the IRS regularly. They are MUCH better now than when I started 30 years ago.

I know they were much more aggressive in the 80 and 90 than they are now.

And I'm talking about systems as well. Nearly 20hr per day phone support, accepting faxed documentation, extensions over the phone, etc. The only people, situations I have trouble with are those that dont want to play along.

As far as collections, well you don't pay, they'll still come and get it. Its much easier to keep from getting to that point.