It is not my thing. 

Someone recently shared a license plate 

Real-tur .... and left a comment that the d was missing.  

Nothing wrong in having advertisement on your car.  Can be among the most affordable there is. This is my husband's car.  He drives it to his jobsites - he is a general contractor - and it is among our best marketing within the community.

I've thought about it, but haven't pursued the idea (other than in my head). 

I don't know if the general public would get the RE part of it...not sure though!  My hubby was so excited when I made the 'change' to RE/MAX, he ordered me this one!  I do get comments from my friends and clients...more like, "clever" or "I love it!" but, I don't know that the general public gets it!

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I like all of them..... mine is just my last name....

 I don't know about REx-pert.  Not sure the public would understand it.

Nah, then i couldnt get in and out of places without being noticed

No!

I don't do vanity anything myself

I generally do not lok at license plates so no!

After reading this I ordered mine FATHOM from the Arkansas Department of Finance.  I've been thinking about it for some time now

no

No, I would not. But I know, some members have special plates for years.

I've seen a couple, but identifying marks on the car is not my style.  Case in point, left a dinner in Sherman Oaks last week and was behind a bright red truck with a bright blue LED light around the plate.  It was night time.  I was able to follow the truck for 25 minutes from over a mile away until he exited the freeway in Westlake.  That's an extreme example.  Another one "QN REEN" cut my mom off in 93 when she was dropping me off at high school.  In 2013 I'm walking through a parking lot where I worked and there she was, her royal highness "QN REEN".  New vehicle, same plate.  20 years later I still knew her plate and that she was a crap driver.

My favorite are the ham radio guys with their callsigns on their plates.  Quick database check and I know their home address and that they're not home.  If a criminal figured that out, makes them an easy target.

It is an attention getter but I would not use one. I do like the REALTOR license plates that stand out.

Jeff,

No, we have had two personalized plates.  Nothing to do with our names, just our sense of fun...Now we do not.  To each his own. A

Nope. Did have a vanity plate in the past but gave it up. They seem to be less popular now

I would not

No but Oklahoma about 5 years ago got apporved for a REALTOR® tag on it.

no - 

Definitely not my thing.

Not against it , but not motivated to do so

I had REMAX in Maryland for many years until I retired.

It's not my style.  To each his own.

I don't. As Kathleen Daniels said... not my thing. Of course, I also don't wear monogrammed clothing is things with lots of logos.

I did & gave it up when they started to cost too much. I had LYN RMX for obviously REMAX & some people actually asked if I was a pharmacist. So much for that branding!

Jeff Pearl - unlikely. My profession does not live with me for life. Possibly my children's name - but not this.

The saving grace for the plate in your picture is the description above and below, which explains the abbreviations for the uninitiated.  I may eat my words one day, but at present I don't care for a plate that is too terse to be comprehensible at a glance.

Come to think of it, I think I lean toward something humourous.  Thanks for the question.

I hope not....

Not me

Probably not.

No, not into vanity plates.

Probably not on my license plate, but I have considered signs for my car. 

April?  

I have an ordinary plate.

Nope.  Here's my plate and it generates more parking lot conversations than any real estate based tag.  

Pointless and it is just for the driver's ego

I like the license plate holder that explains what that means.  I see personalized plates I can't figure out what they are supposed to mean.  

I am the PTR-MSTR   Any guesses what that is?

In brief, NO.

When the craze came out, it was all the rage. Today, slightly tacky but okay

No.

Mine has my company name.

Personalized license plates not in my wheelhouse! Do get a kick out of seeing them!

Jeff Pearl No, vanity plates are for the vain.