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these are special types of people that do that to the elderly......Just happen to be at my moms the other day. Supposed police called. Told her her son she hadn’t seen in a while. Gotten a car crash. I have half brother. She said his name and they immediately latched onto that and convinced her that he needed help. He was a passenger in the car got in a crash and his bail was $8000 because the car wasn’t legal or something like that. I started to overhear from the other room what she was talking about. I grabbed the other line landline, lol. Told the guy he was full of ch!t and he wasn’t Rcmp. I hung up. Also told my mom to hang up He had my mom so convinced that she thought the police were going to come and talk to her lol , she has rapid dementia by the way from the C1 nine jabs and boosters. They had her very worried in a short order. I’m not sure what would happen if I wasn’t there but maybe she would’ve given them 8000 to bail.
no doubt. one day I'm going to significantly gear down the feed belt on the woodchipper, slow enough that it takes hours to feed anything into the blades. Then I will happily tie one of them fawkers up and spend the next few hours, with a good bottle of whiskey, listening to them screaming in agonizing pain while they are slowly turned into some kind of pinkish paste spraying out the discharge chute.
that and they get the VIN so if they have a stolen sled, they will use your VIN to sell their stolen sled (they give it to the potential purchaser and then the buyers runs your VIN and it comes up with a clean title). Also will steal your pics and use the VIN and pics to list your ride somewhere else (like in Ontario) to try and get a deposit from people to "hold it". The moment you give them any Carfax type report they have all the info to create a fake sale.
With the Vin number, can they borrow money against the vehicle from lenders ?
Yikes. You have spent some time thinking about this haha. Hopefully I'm never on your bad side
Would think they need title/registration for that otherwise scammy fawks could just cruise parking lots snagging VINs from vehicle windshields.
Good point
Not easily I would think, otherwise they could just go into the dealer and take pics of the VINs and lien against them right from the dealer. Need a registration and a bunch more banking info to put anything against it. Bank would probably need a credit check and authorization etc etc and likely someone on the inside at the bank to authorize it without your knowledge. Anything is possible I guess, always better to be safe than sorry and be smart when giving out info.
The scam caller ID once had my own phone number . From overdue Walmart bills to fake police calls and duct cleaning I’ve had great pleasure messing with them and wasting their time . Bring it on!
well i won't be phoning you again?
