Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/06/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]This type of "Stolen Goods List" site has been discussed on other forums and many authorities agree that it could probably cause more harm than good, by allowing those devious types to just obtain S/Ns & descriptions of items for sale and then say that it was stolen from themselves. This was already brought up on the LUG in regards to listing the last three digits of S/Ns instead of 3,666,XXX which is how most dealers will list items for that very reason. ------- Marvin ========================================================= In a message dated 6/2/98 8:33:PM Pacific Time, dwp@deltanet.com writes: > > There are stolen cameras posted at a variety of sites. I think the > problem is there needs to be a central site. Problems are, building up > to critical mass and who pays for the site. It would need to be > searchable also. > > > If it doesn't exist somewhere already, it would be a simple task > > to setup a self-service posting method on a web site, where > > users could post stolen information, and their contact data. Equally > > easy is a search method among the posted data. All this is a trivial > > task with web software like FrontPage. > > > > Dennis, where did you see the original post, stating the stolen #'s? > > > > don ferrario > > Don, > > It was posted here on the LUG. Look at the first part of the quoted > message above to see more about who posted. > > Dennis