Buying a bike that was bought under Cycle to Work

Fishingtime

Use a gmail email, go pick the bike up and pay cash.
They would never be able to find you, And for the people that are paranoid
set up the email using the library computer

Stigy

Nasqueron wrote: »

As above, until the bike is paid off under the C2W the company owns it - they could sell it and keep up the payments but if not the company could come knocking for it

Could do, yes. But unlike a car on HP or similar, there's no paper trail or clear registration. It likely not be worth their hassle. As long as the new owner does't give their name and address...Also not a police matter as they'd be hard pushed to prove theft.

Nasqueron

Stigy wrote: »

Could do, yes. But unlike a car on HP or similar, there's no paper trail or clear registration. It likely not be worth their hassle. As long as the new owner does't give their name and address...Also not a police matter as they'd be hard pushed to prove theft.

It's not theft as such no, as you say, no paper trail, no issue and the firm will just get the money from the employee, it's just technically the property of the firm until the "loan" is paid off, you don't know how diligent the seller is going to be

Kernel_Sanders

Fishingtime wrote: »

They would never be able to find you, And for the people that are paranoid
set up the email using the library computer

You mean by first logging in using your library card, issued after confirmation of your name and address?