Stolen Cars?

Question

I have just watched the BBC programme on cars stolen and transported to Cyprus, Lagos and other places. The Police claim they can only catch a small percentage of the vehicles or criminals involved so, I got to thinking.

How many of you might coinsider becoming invloved in some spare time work, perhaps working for the Insurance Companies, opening containers on docksides and being rewarded for all vehicles recovered?

There are some 'Bounty Hunters' already but they cannot cope.

There is another reward, of course, a reduction in the Insurance Premiums we all pay.

Sometimes dirty work but what a buzz if you find a Merc or Mazerati!

Answer 1

i was thinking of making some money selling cars

anybody want to buy a  cheep BMW or AUDI

i am only pulling your leg but it would not be a buzz if you come across a psycho with a shot gun pointed at your head there are some mad fcukers out there you know

Answer 2

Its a good idea but it wont work. I think having the right to shot someone who is breaking into your private property is a good idea. I believe people get away with this in the US.

It should be the same in Britain. I have had my car broken into and to be honest I would like to kill the fu*kers, because they are no use, waste of time, non tax paying ar*eholes, that dont give a sh*t about anything.

Answer 3

i watched the programme myself and would definitely be willing to offer my services, as at the end of the day we all benefit.

Answer 4

eh>

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Answer 5

We are in the process of setting up just that thing. Cars in Cyprus are ridiculously overpriced to start so could you imagine paying €25,000 over the retail price to discover that it is stolen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 6

hey, saw the same programme and well interested in tracing stolen cars for the rewards, not to bothered about reducing insurance premiums as they will think of another excuse to s***w us out of our hard erned cash but collecting the bounty sounds good to me!!! let me know if anyone is looking for employees