Stolen car database- how often is it updated
Stolen car database- how often is it updated
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jay1111111

Original Poster:

1 posts

67 months

Monday 18th January 2021
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Hi,

I had my car stolen 2 days ago. I contacted the police and everything, but when I go to check if the car is stolen on an HPI stolen car check site, it doesn't show up as stolen.

What's going on?
How long does it take to update the police databases and how long before the online car HPi check sites get updated?

Thanks

Doofus

34,218 posts

201 months

Monday 18th January 2021
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You have to do it yourself. Call the police you reported the crime to and ask them for the login details for the HPI website.

Once you've finished, you have to change the password and tell the police what the new one is.

autocrazy

76 posts

88 months

Monday 18th January 2021
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Doofus said:
You have to do it yourself. Call the police you reported the crime to and ask them for the login details for the HPI website.

Once you've finished, you have to change the password and tell the police what the new one is.
WTF

Kayess5

129 posts

84 months

Monday 18th January 2021
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Doofus said:
You have to do it yourself. Call the police you reported the crime to and ask them for the login details for the HPI website.

Once you've finished, you have to change the password and tell the police what the new one is.
You are having a laugh right? Surely this can't be right.

L3090

73 posts

167 months

Monday 18th January 2021
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It should update automatically, you could try calling HPI directly and give the crime reference number so they knew you’re legit.

bigandclever

14,327 posts

266 months

Monday 18th January 2021
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Doofus said:
You have to do it yourself. Call the police you reported the crime to and ask them for the login details for the HPI website.

Once you've finished, you have to change the password and tell the police what the new one is.
laugh

F^kdaP1gz

Xenoous

2,315 posts

86 months

Tuesday 19th January 2021
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Doofus said:
You have to do it yourself. Call the police you reported the crime to and ask them for the login details for the HPI website.

Once you've finished, you have to change the password and tell the police what the new one is.
Just imagine! Knowing the lack of technical knowhow in the public sector, I honestly wouldn't be too surprised if this was true. After all, Track & Trace data was in a 32-Bit Excel spreadsheet. Incredible.

virginiakim

11 posts

67 months

Tuesday 19th January 2021
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When i got my car stolen it showed up as stolen in 48 hours, you can actually check if it's stolen for free without buying any report at all:

https://isitnicked.com/
https://www.rapidcarcheck.co.uk/

hope this helps,