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Reg number scam
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Building_Surveyor wrote: »Still rather just live... Not done me any harm so far. A sensible precaution is shielding your pin at a cashpoint, instead of not using it all together. I park wherever I choose to.
My opinion only...
I agree with you in principal.
As you say, you cover the keypad at the cashpoint (my wife had her card cloned when she failed to do this).
I have never said that you shouldn't park next to a similar car. What I said is that you should blur the number plate when selling on line. After all it's an easy precaution, just like covering the keypad at a cashpoint.0 -
MarcusAurelius wrote: »Would you risk parking your car next to a car of identical make and similar colour?
There must be a reason why car for sale ads feature blurred reg numbers...
Any thoughts?
I would worry more about parking next to a woman with kids :eek:0
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