How the internet to recovered a stolen car***Rice Warning***

How the internet to recovered a stolen car***Rice Warning***

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Island boy HSV

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726 posts

240 months

Tuesday 1st April 2008
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I saw this on my local forum and thought you guy's would like to have a look.

http://forums.beyond.ca/showthread.ph

SS HSV

9,642 posts

259 months

Tuesday 1st April 2008
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I saw this thread in General Gassing, and it took me about 2 hours to follow it through. My thoughts are:

1) The power of the internet is become quite scary
2) If the cops got off their fat ones a bit earlier they could apprehended the idiot immeditaley being as he was dumb enough to park it outside his house eekhehe
3) I'm glad he got his car back
4) Their servers took an amazing beating, I liked the mod saying he had four servers ready incase.. then they fell off the network completely - another hehe moment.

ads_green

838 posts

233 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2008
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Theres a few good cases of this.

The Lotus forum I used to frequent found a video of three *scumbags* jumping up and down on a roof of an Elise in London at 6am on Youtube. The catchline was "what to do when bored in london...".
Managed to track down all three of them, get full personal details, job information, reg numbers of cars, addresses - the lot. In fact the hardest thing was tracking down the owner of the elise that was vandalised. All handed over to a BiB (also a member and car enthusiast) and as far as I'm aware all three have been procecuted by the CPS.

Another case was on a scooby forum - guy bought a Wii from ebay but never received anything except a mail from the seller going "ha ha ha - I'm in holland what are you going to do about it". Well scooby boys kicked into action and again found out everything about her (including some rather good photos), family, london address. Turned out that one of them had interviewed her for an accounts position. Did turn a bit weird when it was revealed that she and her family are (or were) scientologists and they don't aprove of follower commiting fraud.

Just do a google search for your own user name and you'll be surprised/horrified what turns up!

S600VXR

5,876 posts

201 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2008
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Just did a search and its is scary!!! yikes

Monnington

234 posts

203 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2008
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S600VXR said:
Just did a search and its is scary!!! yikes


Google it in quotation marks for extra effect...

raggyman

2,317 posts

244 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2008
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Wow, tell you what that bloke is pretty lucky...
Does anyone know whether or not that silver monaro was found that was stolen last year?

J. J.

832 posts

218 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2008
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Just done a google search on my user name. How did they know that the first image to come up was the one dearest to me??? (other than the 'ro that is)
Would have posted it up,but didn't know how to...

rmmackfc

365 posts

200 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2008
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ads_green said:

Another case was on a scooby forum - guy bought a Wii from ebay but never received anything except a mail from the seller going "ha ha ha - I'm in holland what are you going to do about it". Well scooby boys kicked into action and again found out everything about her (including some rather good photos), family, london address. Turned out that one of them had interviewed her for an accounts position. Did turn a bit weird when it was revealed that she and her family are (or were) scientologists and they don't aprove of follower commiting fraud.


I remember those photos hehe