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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-28-2022, 11:47 AM
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(08-28-2022, 11:44 AM)Pikami Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:18 AM)ayrotakesws Wrote: (08-27-2022, 09:10 PM)Pikami Wrote: To prefise, this post is an artistic work of fiction and falsehood...
Ez car SE:
You'll need a second person for this and a car, so grab a homie. Drive around the city with your homie and look for a car that you want, after spotting the car slighly bump into it from the rear, when the owner exits the car and starts yelling at your homie for the bump you quickly get into the victims car and drive out of there, your homie does the same.
gg, now the only problem with this SE is that you will not be able to drive it in the same country unless you go trough some extra steps
That's actually pretty smart, heard of it before in my other country (Brazil) 💀. Problem will be, how are you going to hide the car, how are you going to transport it to another country even lool. Rip the individual who you crashed into tho.
There are a lot of things people do, and it's a lot of work, the most efficient thing that people do is look for an equivalent car in markets, the cheapest you can find, doesn't have to be a working car or anything, you just need to have ownership of the same kind of vehicle. You take the piece of junk car that was in an accident or something, buy it for cheap and transfer the VIN number to the stolen one, then you dispose of the car that you bought.
GGs, you are now the proud owner of the car 
Sounds like you're speaking from experience i'm ngl LOL. So you just find the same car anywhere on any market, and transfer VIN. Sounds easier then I thought, instead of disposing the car just re-sell the parts for some extra profits ykyk. But still, i've still to now never heard of someone who's actually done this yet and got away with it.
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-28-2022, 11:50 AM
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(08-28-2022, 11:47 AM)ayrotakesws Wrote: Sounds like you're speaking from experience i'm ngl LOL. So you just find the same car anywhere on any market, and transfer VIN. Sounds easier then I thought, instead of disposing the car just re-sell the parts for some extra profits ykyk. But still, i've still to now never heard of someone who's actually done this yet and got away with it. 
If you ever manage to SE a car, make sure to update us.
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-28-2022, 11:52 AM
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-28-2022, 11:54 AM
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(08-28-2022, 11:47 AM)ayrotakesws Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:44 AM)Pikami Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:18 AM)ayrotakesws Wrote: That's actually pretty smart, heard of it before in my other country (Brazil) 💀. Problem will be, how are you going to hide the car, how are you going to transport it to another country even lool. Rip the individual who you crashed into tho.
There are a lot of things people do, and it's a lot of work, the most efficient thing that people do is look for an equivalent car in markets, the cheapest you can find, doesn't have to be a working car or anything, you just need to have ownership of the same kind of vehicle. You take the piece of junk car that was in an accident or something, buy it for cheap and transfer the VIN number to the stolen one, then you dispose of the car that you bought.
GGs, you are now the proud owner of the car 
Sounds like you're speaking from experience i'm ngl LOL. So you just find the same car anywhere on any market, and transfer VIN. Sounds easier then I thought, instead of disposing the car just re-sell the parts for some extra profits ykyk. But still, i've still to now never heard of someone who's actually done this yet and got away with it. 
As Oni says:
Quote:The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.
But yeah, you can sell off parts of the car that you bought to recoup some of the losses, no problem.
As for someone that got away with it, believe me there are people who do this for a living and nobody that's smart will go around bragging to you about these kinds of things, and if they are bragging, they will get cough sooner or later.
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-28-2022, 11:55 AM
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(08-28-2022, 11:54 AM)Pikami Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:47 AM)ayrotakesws Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:44 AM)Pikami Wrote: There are a lot of things people do, and it's a lot of work, the most efficient thing that people do is look for an equivalent car in markets, the cheapest you can find, doesn't have to be a working car or anything, you just need to have ownership of the same kind of vehicle. You take the piece of junk car that was in an accident or something, buy it for cheap and transfer the VIN number to the stolen one, then you dispose of the car that you bought.
GGs, you are now the proud owner of the car 
Sounds like you're speaking from experience i'm ngl LOL. So you just find the same car anywhere on any market, and transfer VIN. Sounds easier then I thought, instead of disposing the car just re-sell the parts for some extra profits ykyk. But still, i've still to now never heard of someone who's actually done this yet and got away with it. 
As Oni says:
Quote:The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.
But yeah, you can sell off parts of the car that you bought to recoup some of the losses, no problem.
As for someone that got away with it, believe me there are people who do this for a living and nobody that's smart will go around bragging to you about these kinds of things, and if they are bragging, they will get cough sooner or later.
That's actually true, if someone actually does such acts he wouldn't tell anyone for his own legal safety. Idk how we ended up talking about robbery from an SE thread 😭😭
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-28-2022, 12:23 PM
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(08-28-2022, 11:55 AM)ayrotakesws Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:54 AM)Pikami Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:47 AM)ayrotakesws Wrote: Sounds like you're speaking from experience i'm ngl LOL. So you just find the same car anywhere on any market, and transfer VIN. Sounds easier then I thought, instead of disposing the car just re-sell the parts for some extra profits ykyk. But still, i've still to now never heard of someone who's actually done this yet and got away with it. 
As Oni says:
Quote:The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.
But yeah, you can sell off parts of the car that you bought to recoup some of the losses, no problem.
As for someone that got away with it, believe me there are people who do this for a living and nobody that's smart will go around bragging to you about these kinds of things, and if they are bragging, they will get cough sooner or later.
That's actually true, if someone actually does such acts he wouldn't tell anyone for his own legal safety. Idk how we ended up talking about robbery from an SE thread 😭😭
In my mind the SE on this board is the same as robbery, the only difference is if you are robbing people or robbing companies.
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-28-2022, 01:45 PM
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(08-28-2022, 12:23 PM)Pikami Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:55 AM)ayrotakesws Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:54 AM)Pikami Wrote: As Oni says:
But yeah, you can sell off parts of the car that you bought to recoup some of the losses, no problem.
As for someone that got away with it, believe me there are people who do this for a living and nobody that's smart will go around bragging to you about these kinds of things, and if they are bragging, they will get cough sooner or later.
That's actually true, if someone actually does such acts he wouldn't tell anyone for his own legal safety. Idk how we ended up talking about robbery from an SE thread 😭😭
In my mind the SE on this board is the same as robbery, the only difference is if you are robbing people or robbing companies.
By definition they're very diferent though.
robbery
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the action of
taking property unlawfully from a person or place by force or threat of force.
I've never done an SE where that was involved.
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-28-2022, 01:51 PM
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(08-28-2022, 12:23 PM)Pikami Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:55 AM)ayrotakesws Wrote: (08-28-2022, 11:54 AM)Pikami Wrote: As Oni says:
But yeah, you can sell off parts of the car that you bought to recoup some of the losses, no problem.
As for someone that got away with it, believe me there are people who do this for a living and nobody that's smart will go around bragging to you about these kinds of things, and if they are bragging, they will get cough sooner or later.
That's actually true, if someone actually does such acts he wouldn't tell anyone for his own legal safety. Idk how we ended up talking about robbery from an SE thread 😭😭
In my mind the SE on this board is the same as robbery, the only difference is if you are robbing people or robbing companies.
You’re right to some extent, however if you do a big hit to Bezos, getting your newest MSI Gaming Pc, I doubt he is going to suffer it despite it’s a loss anyway, different story instead if you steal a car from someone that worked (or SEd) for months to buy it. If Bezos realises SEers are bothering him, he just tighten his policies, if instead someone fucks up your car it’s a completely different story, even if you’re a rich doctor
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-28-2022, 06:37 PM
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Realistically, you couldn't get a car for free, but SE skills could be used to get a big discount or major work done.
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? 08-29-2022, 04:30 AM
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(08-28-2022, 12:23 PM)Pikami Wrote: In my mind the SE on this board is the same as robbery, the only difference is if you are robbing people or robbing companies.
Quote:or robbing companies.
^ Much the same as companies that rob consumers with their overpriced goods, as well as refusing legit claims for warranty replacements and refunds.
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