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| Gear interested | i doubt that they'd be dumb enough to sell it on ebay anyone who has the balls to pull off something this upscale is obviously not new to stealing, and probably has connections that can help him sell it or knows some other safe places for him to sell it (aka black markets) i just can't see someone stealing all that and then selling on ebay but besides that, this is sickening news, these types of people should get their nuts chopped off, brutally, not with anastetics, i believe that punishment would lower crime rates period imo |
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| Gear nut | Quote:
Maybe they remove the serials and after that it`s nearly impossible to find them. | |
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| Gear interested | Well if you remove the serial, it gets pretty obvious that it's stolen. But I guess you can find people who would buy even stolen gear if the price is right. And even if they sell all that gear at half the price it's actually worth, it's still a nice loot ![]() |
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