registered keeper question
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j4gz
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i have had a run in with a few guys who seem to have a keen eye on my car for a few weeks now, i have their registration any way i can find out who the keeper is or registered too.
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Kos
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There may be a way to get the information from the DVLA
If it's potential criminal activity, make a report to the police
If it's potential criminal activity, make a report to the police
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B7
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They must be pretty thick if they want your car and have successfully got you to the point of p1ssed off! Hardly a stealth way to steal a car is it?
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si911t
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best call police now whilst you still got your car and not when they have !Kos wrote:
If it's potential criminal activity, make a report to the police
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si911t
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call them anonymously and tell them you supsect the car of dealing around your area .si911t wrote:best call police now whilst you still got your car and not when they have !Kos wrote:
If it's potential criminal activity, make a report to the police
cops will come out search them , shit them up and hopefully they will bugger off.
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Greeny89
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If clamping and towing companies can purchase information from the dvla I'm sure you can to worth a try , the dvla make millions selling information