[DeTomaso] Sorta NPC: Hiding the license plate

[Asa Jay Laughton]

Yea... if it works that way in your state.  Our registrations trace to a
PO box as well, but the state requires a street address for drivers
licensing.  The two databases are shared.  People can be found.

Asa  Jay

Asa Jay Laughton - W7TSC, MSgt, USAFR, Retired
Spokane County ARES-RACES Net Manager
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On 12/7/2018 09:48, Jerry Knotts wrote:
> On the address angle.  The tag and title are in my trust that traces
> to a PO box.  Also my address is a rural route number and this county
> is not a 911 address county. The rural route numbers are a mess and if
> you  don't know the county you cant find anyone.
>
> On 12/7/2018 11:22 AM, Asa Jay Laughton wrote:
>> And now, for those who are paranoid......
>> I sold an old 1974 Jeep J20 pickup truck with a snow plow attached. 
>> Iadvertised on Craigslist with about four photos and a really great
>> price.
>> The first respondent showed up at my house, without ever having sent
>> mean email.  When asked how he found me, he said he did a lookup on
>> thelicense plate.  He bought the truck and I had no heartache with
>> hismethod, though I did find it a bit creepy.  He had been
>> lookingdiligently for a good deal on a plow truck and didn't want to
>> miss this one.
>> Caveat Emptor,Asa  Jay
>> Asa Jay Laughton - W7TSC, MSgt, USAFR, RetiredSpokane County
>> ARES-RACES Net Manager******************************    
>> http://w7tsc.orghttp://www.teampanteraracing.com
>> On 12/6/2018 16:53, The DeTomaso Registry Guy wrote:>> Jerry,>> I do
>> not think it is necessary.>> With that said, > I do not provide the
>> ability for Registry users to search by plate (or owner name).> This
>> is where the Registry is balancing privacy versus knowledge.  >> For
>> statistical reference, ~.1% (1/1000) of people obscure a plate when
>> sharing > photos with other Registry users. But then, the general
>> public does not have > Registry View access.  > Go to Google images,
>> accessible to all, decent people and crooks alike, and the
>> percentage> of obscured plates goes way up, maybe 1/10 or more.  Try
>> it yourself.  > So it depends upon your target audience.>> This
>> morning I received photos from "Bob", regarding a car he reviewed.>
>> The seller sent photos with the plate blurred. > We easily found the
>> car in the registry anyway.> Turns out the photos were taken by
>> Pantera International several years ago, > when they sold the car.
>> The photos the advertiser provided Bob did not come from the
>> Registry.>  > Using old photos in a ~new advert is not a good idea,
>> and raises obvious questions.> When a scam advert is created, the
>> deceitful 'seller' might prefer to blur the plate> so the deceit is
>> more difficult to determine. >> I do not know if the advertisement
>> Bob cited is legitimate or not, and I have not seen it myself.>>
>> Chuck>>  > I am getting ready to sell one of my Panteras.  It has
>> just had a > restoration finished.  I am going to use a personal
>> YouTube channel for > some videos.  I noticed that I have very
>> prominently displayed its > current license plate in the videos. 
>> Usually these are blotted out in > the internet pictures of a car. 
>> Should I go back and retake the videos > with the plate removed??>>>
>> The last one I loaded has the plate very visable>>> Thanks in
>> advance,>> jerry knottss>>> ---> This email has been checked for
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