View Poll Results: Interesting Things
Junk
6
46.15%
Money
5
38.46%
Tools
2
15.38%
Clothing
0
0%
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Finding Things
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Posts like a Corvette
Joined: Feb 2009
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From: Jersey Shore
I found the garage door opener. Knew the guy I brought it. I played with him thinking he had a goast. Got so far that he called sears to fix it.
Not from a car I brought. But I apparently forgot a screw driver in my door panel. When I would close my door it would rattle I thought it was just cause the car was old. When I opened up the panel about 2 months later I found the screw driver.
Not from a car I brought. But I apparently forgot a screw driver in my door panel. When I would close my door it would rattle I thought it was just cause the car was old. When I opened up the panel about 2 months later I found the screw driver.
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Joined: May 2009
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Bought a used car at a dealer.
About 4 years later went to buy another one.
Bank did a search on all kinds of stuff and found that there was a lean on the car bought 4 years ago that wasnt there at the time we bought it.
The previous owner had made a photo copy of the ownership before he traded it in. And years after he used that "photo copy" as collateral for a personal loan.
Now every one knows that a photo copy is not acceptable to the bank......But guess what....Its acceptable if the person showing it happens to be a COP.
I happened to have this jerks personal info. He had written it in the cars manuals and gave it with the car. I phoned and left a message on his answer....needles to say...within 2 days of my call everything was done and clear.
Doesnt matter what job someone has. They are still regular conniving, tempted, scum bags like all of us.
Is amazing how long it can take to find things LOL
About 4 years later went to buy another one.
Bank did a search on all kinds of stuff and found that there was a lean on the car bought 4 years ago that wasnt there at the time we bought it.
The previous owner had made a photo copy of the ownership before he traded it in. And years after he used that "photo copy" as collateral for a personal loan.
Now every one knows that a photo copy is not acceptable to the bank......But guess what....Its acceptable if the person showing it happens to be a COP.
I happened to have this jerks personal info. He had written it in the cars manuals and gave it with the car. I phoned and left a message on his answer....needles to say...within 2 days of my call everything was done and clear.
Doesnt matter what job someone has. They are still regular conniving, tempted, scum bags like all of us.
Is amazing how long it can take to find things LOL
Last edited by Mrmojorisin; Nov 30, 2009 at 08:35 PM.
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Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Purgatory, Pennsylvania
This could be the Poll winner rught here.
