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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #11
(08-27-2022, 06:59 PM)Jidxja Wrote:
(08-27-2022, 06:57 PM)ayrotakesws Wrote:
(08-27-2022, 06:56 PM)Jidxja Wrote: they do deliver it, but it's not the most common method. Maybe try reselling stuff you SE and save them for a car.

Yeah I guess, a 1K car isn't bad for a young adult lol.
It's more than enough. A car is a car. It needs to work and be reliable, when you become rich you can get a more expensive one and flex with it.

True bro, just needa get from A to B. Biggrin
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #12
It probably also would need to be licensed and insured to your name.
I played it through in my head some time ago, probably not doable.
trying to square the circle.

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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #13
(08-27-2022, 07:41 PM)contriveD Wrote: It probably also would need to be licensed and insured to your name.
I played it through in my head some time ago, probably not doable.

Yeah, the insurance thing got to my head also lmaoo.
ayro

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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #14
I was just going to say I was scammed buying my last car during COVID
fucking paid 1.5k over 😦
Was SE'd, fucker gave me an extra oil change to soften the blow
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #15
(08-27-2022, 08:22 PM)Canadian Moose Wrote: I was just going to say I was scammed buying my last car during COVID
fucking paid 1.5k over 😦
Was SE'd, fucker gave me an extra oil change to soften the blow

nah fr rip bro, SE'er gets SE'd Sad go get that chargeback
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #16
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

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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #17
(08-27-2022, 09:10 PM)Pikami Wrote: 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
Put simply, stealing the car which I certainly do not condone.

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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #18
Not exactly the answer you were looking for, but still related to cars.

I know people who will give you money for your car and ''steal'' it. Then, you can claim theft on your auto insurance.

Profit from both sides. They usually get the car out of the country or bring it to an underground garage to disassemble it and resell the parts.

The downside is that your insurance premiums will go up.
(This post was last modified: 08-28-2022, 03:44 AM by fractalmind0.)

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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #19
(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.

(08-28-2022, 03:43 AM)fractalmind0 Wrote: Not exactly the answer you were looking for, but still related to cars.

I know people who will give you money for your car and ''steal'' it. Then, you can claim theft on your auto insurance.

Profit from both sides. They usually get the car out of the country or bring it to an underground garage to disassemble it and resell the parts.

The downside is that your insurance premiums will go up.

Yup, i've heard of this one before, it's called insurance fraud, if you're caught then say bye to your drivers license. 😭
(This post was last modified: 08-28-2022, 11:19 AM by ayrotakesws.)
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RE: Anyone SE'ed a car? #20
(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 Biggrin
(This post was last modified: 08-28-2022, 11:45 AM by Pikami.)

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