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To: pezz who wrote (62097)	11/4/1999 11:19:00 AM
From: MulhollandDrive	Read Replies (1) of 108807

>>My next door neighbor a young woman in her late twenties recently was the victim of an automobile scam that cost her $5000.... money that she now must repay to a bank. I know how hard she works for her money and how long she will be making these payments...........Had you been in her shoes you may have a different viewpoint on property crimes. "silly"?.... I think not.<< My goodness Pezz, we agree! You are so right about this. When you see how "property" crimes affect the working poor & middle class (the usual victims) there is nothing silly about it. BTW, we had a similar situation happen to us years ago. My husband bought a Vette (used) from a car salesman. It was his personal vehicle. We did the title search, paid the sales tax and thought that was that. Six months later the car was "towed". It seems the guy made duplicate copies of the title and used it as collateral to buy a boat, and then defaulted on the loan. We did get the car back, but only because the guy was facing criminal prosecution and he made "good" on the loans rather than go to jail.... bp

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