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maj. tom wrote:what is the scam though?
A person cannot purchase a damaged vehicle, repair it to manufacturer's specs, ensure that government inspection requirements are met for the vehicle for all external and internal components including an OBD scan, and then resell it as a used vehicle? The local accident history will be in the insurance database too when the new buyer goes to insure the used vehicle. Declaration of an accident by the seller is not in the law in TT, and only in some states in the USA/CAN.
Please explain further OP. You're not being quite clear and kind of attempting to defame a man's name.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Same thing I saying^^...next thing is SPANner garage....lolll
viedcht wrote:De boss spann? Is that you?
But how is it a scam though? It being touted as 'never been in an accident'?
rspann wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Same thing I saying^^...next thing is SPANner garage....lolll
Nah, not me. What is the scam? I not following. Assuming the repairs were done properly and the vehicle is back to manufacturers specs . Vehicles are repaired for insurance companies and owners everyday so I don't see anything wrong in the actual repairing. The problem might be not telling someone who is purchasing as they might not want a vehicle that was repaired ,so selling it to them and concealing the fact is wrong.
maj. tom wrote:what is the scam though?
A person cannot purchase a damaged vehicle, repair it to manufacturer's specs, ensure that government inspection requirements are met for the vehicle for all external and internal components including an OBD scan, and then resell it as a used vehicle? The local accident history will be in the insurance database too when the new buyer goes to insure the used vehicle. Declaration of an accident by the seller is not in the law in TT, and only in some states in the USA/CAN.
Please explain further OP. You're not being quite clear and kind of attempting to defame a man's name.
rspann wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Same thing I saying^^...next thing is SPANner garage....lolll
Nah, not me. What is the scam? I not following. Assuming the repairs were done properly and the vehicle is back to manufacturers specs . Vehicles are repaired for insurance companies and owners everyday so I don't see anything wrong in the actual repairing. The problem might be not telling someone who is purchasing as they might not want a vehicle that was repaired ,so selling it to them and concealing the fact is wrong.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:How exactly is that a scam???
maj. tom wrote:what is the scam though?
A person cannot purchase a damaged vehicle, repair it to manufacturer's specs, ensure that government inspection requirements are met for the vehicle for all external and internal components including an OBD scan, and then resell it as a used vehicle? The local accident history will be in the insurance database too when the new buyer goes to insure the used vehicle. Declaration of an accident by the seller is not in the law in TT, and only in some states in the USA/CAN.
The bike market is the same , a lot of bikes are stolen abroad and end up here that sell for less than half the price to a third .Some are brought in as scrap and reassembled with false plates and paper work. Most are death traps when assembled. LO siezes these bikes we they get their hands on it. They trace the bikes back to customs for duties paid on it, if it's not looking right the bike is taken. Even if you buy a new local dealer bike they trace it back to customs and manufacture. I know a few guys that got caught and lost the bikes. One had a tracking device on it which was a £30k ducati. Owner flew in to get his bike back.rspann wrote:As for the euros , many damaged and repaired vehicles are finding their way here, but the most worrisome is the fact that a lot of them are stolen vehicles that are shipped with false documents and registered here only to have the police pull up and take your prized possession a while later. They are also importing them with returning national status , and then your money is up in smoke not long after.
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