I wouldn't let that happen, copies of your ID shouldnt be floating around for others to have. If a buyer wants a bill of sale, wants proof of who I am I would show my ID but no copy on paper or digits will be going anywhere. Buyer can use whatever means he wants to check on the item, VIN check etc, if the item requires a title obviously that will be produced as well.
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I wouldn't let that happen, copies of your ID shouldnt be floating around for others to have. If a buyer wants a bill of sale, wants proof of who I am I would show my ID but no copy on paper or digits will be going anywhere. Buyer can use whatever means he wants to check on the item, VIN check etc, if the item requires a title obviously that will be produced as well.
True, his point was and I would agree, the original owner is entitled to his stuff back, what happened after the item involuntary left his possession is not his concern, which is correct, regardless if somebody else got the shaft. Really no different then a bank, default on a loan and sell it(really is theft) bank deserves their property back.
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True about the identity privacy. But criminals are using that kind of stuff more and more against us. Ask the seller, if he minds if you call the cops to have them run the machine and his identity. See his reaction.
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Curious if Islam has many one handed repeat thieves. lol Gotta feel kind of extra bad for the guy in that society that looses his hand in an accident.
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I agree 100%...which is why prisoners should be made to work. They get "paid" $X/hour. Only that money pays restitution, room and board. Taxpayers shouldn't have to pay. I understand about the liberal rebuttal, but they should learn whatever you want you work for.
I believe it's possible to do it. The harder prisoner works the quicker they get out. Lazy, the other prisoners would have to pick up the slack so probably not too many lazy ones!
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I don't want the state in my business, but I don't want somebody else's business in my business either.
Acme sells a specialty big bux widget to Bubba, who sells it BobbyJo two years later who sells it to me another three years later. I have a receipt showing paid in full and so does BobbyJo. I take it in for service at Acme and they tell me Bubba wigged out and I ow owe big bux.
Phooey on that. Acme can go after Bubba or whizz up a rope. They got no call to come after me or BobbyJo. Neither one of us had a contract with Acme promising to pay them a dime.
Acme bought and paid for politicians to write those kinds of laws.
