Thread started by bentstrider at 11.12.09 - 9:44 am

After watching some episodes of that Operation Repo show, I got to wondering how cool it would be to start a repo business with a couple of flatbed tow-trucks and a squadron of bicycles to spot the lifted truck with the six-month behind payment.

Sneaky, get anywhere, pinpoint the location for pull-away if the lessee isn't awake.

I don't know, seems like another cool business to get into that keeps the blood pumping.

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lol op. repo rolled a car in sylmar. that benz. it was like 3 blocks from the pad. theres alotta people w ho owe on there car in slimear. lol



north_valley_critical_mass
11.12.09 - 1:46 pm

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wut



TheDude
responding to a comment by north_valley_critical_mass
11.12.09 - 3:43 pm

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I have had my bike impounded by the police ... YEAH .. i had to pay 40 bucks to get that shit out... thats what I get for parking in a area that said no bike parking in front of the UCSB library ... I came back to a little note on the ground ....



OsnapsonJC
11.12.09 - 3:45 pm

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they repo bikes? did not know that



mechazawa
11.12.09 - 4:27 pm

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Fuck the system.. impounding your bike has got to be one of the biggest waste of time, considering the real threats out there..



Debut213
responding to a comment by OsnapsonJC
11.12.09 - 4:28 pm

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I was pissed .. I was like a sting in the area ....



OsnapsonJC
responding to a comment by Debut213
11.12.09 - 4:35 pm

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I'm talking about using bikes to spot cars that are late on payment to the finance companies.
If they go soft, show them the repo orders, take back the keys, toss bike into the trunk and off you go.

It's actually the state Department of Commerce that regulates who qualifies for a repossession agent license.
Then there's also bonding done by the Department of Insurance.

I'm just bored and trying to turn some negativity into some stacks of green.



bentstrider
11.12.09 - 8:26 pm

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