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  • eltf177
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    Quoth TimmyHate View Post
    Just spoke with our Relationship manager.

    Sounds like Mr Wheresmycar has now left employment with (bank). Alledgedly of his own violition - insofar as 'Jump before we push you' can be.

    On the police side...i got nothing new at this stage.
    And for some reason this doesn't surprise me one bit. I guess leaving in lieu of getting fired and charges filed is the better part of valor.

    I'm also guessing at this point the car won't be found, probably long since chopped up for spare parts. What about the claim, any way to deny it?

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  • Marmalady
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    Quoth Tama View Post
    And what happens when they find it?
    They call Argabarga's company.

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  • Tama
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    And what happens when they find it?

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  • Argabarga
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    What I really want to know is what body of water did that car end up at the bottom of?

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  • Tama
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    Just wait, there'll be a news story about a guy robbing that same bank later next week...

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  • TimmyHate
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    Just spoke with our Relationship manager.

    Sounds like Mr Wheresmycar has now left employment with (bank). Alledgedly of his own violition - insofar as 'Jump before we push you' can be.

    On the police side...i got nothing new at this stage.

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  • eltf177
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    Any update?

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  • bunrotha
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    Quoth 2gigch1 View Post
    In the US there are many who forget the right to remain silent is also a really darn good idea!
    'Twas ever so. The same people also forget that just because an agent puts you on hold doesn't mean the call recorder has stopped working. Also doesn't mean you're actually on hold, sometimes they just hit the mute key for a moment.

    Some folk talking to fraudbusters like TimmyHate have learned this to their cost. I know because I had to listen to the call recordings.

    Example of such entertainment (paraphrased, it was a few years ago)..
    "Yeah, f***'in insurance company again.... nah, I'm on hold.... I know, I keep telling them that, but I don't think they believe me..... Well, it was your f***'in idea to hide it up and then claim it was nicked...."

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  • Argabarga
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    Well, they're both fairly large islands.....

    ANYONE could have made that mistake.

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  • Sapphire Silk
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    Quoth DeltaBladeX View Post
    New Zealand if I remember correctly.
    Oh, yes, because they're so close to one another Wow . . . what a way to be way off.

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  • DGoddessChardonnay
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    Quoth 2gigch1 View Post
    In the US there are many who forget the right to remain silent is also a really darn good idea!
    As Tater Salad once said "I had the right to remain silent but didn't have the ability."

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  • 2gigch1
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    In the US there are many who forget the right to remain silent is also a really darn good idea!

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  • DeltaBladeX
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    Quoth Sapphire Silk View Post
    Can't remember but isn't Timmy in the UK? It may work differently there.
    New Zealand if I remember correctly.

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  • Sapphire Silk
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    Quoth eltf177 View Post
    I'm not sure how this can be 'negotiated', I was under the impression either you come in or find yourself in contempt...
    In the US, you can lawyer up and not talk to the police at all. In fact, the Constitution encourages this.

    Can't remember but isn't Timmy in the UK? It may work differently there.

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  • eltf177
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    Still, it shows Mr. Wheresmycar isn't too interested in getting this mystery solved anytime soon...

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