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Oakmain ‘struck off’ from GEA membership

Date: 26th January 2023 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Oakmain Ltd has been removed from GEA membership following a prosecution for fraudulent activity relating to MOT applications (Image: Screenshots of Oakmain Ltd’s LinkedIn and home pages)

Following the news that Wales-based garage equipment firm Oakmain Ltd’s sales manager was prosecuted for providing fraudulent solicitors letters to some garages applying to become MOT test centres, it has emerged that the historically “long-time” Garage Equipment Association (GEA) member company have been “struck off” from membership.

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