STOLEN DETECTORS
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STOLEN DETECTORS
Here is a list of the serial numbers of stolen detectors
http://www.minelab.com/aus/consumer/where-to-buy/stolen-gpx-4500-metal-detectors
http://www.minelab.com/aus/consumer/where-to-buy/stolen-gpx-4500-metal-detectors
Scrubhen- Contributor Plus
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Wow Scrubhen, that is a lot of detectors.
paulf- Contributor Plus
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That is a lot alright
I wonder how many of them are insurance fraud
I wonder how many of them are insurance fraud
non_fiction- Contributor Plus
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something aint right with that list check out how close and how many some of the numbers are??
Looks more like a ML dud pile??
Looks more like a ML dud pile??
someday- Contributor Plus
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It's a list of detectors from a shipment from ML not a list of detectors stolen from customers hence the close serial numbers
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The first paragraph read:
...so you would imagine that a shipping container or a semi-trailer might have gone missing, so if that's the case and they are all new, then it's not strange that the serial numbers would be fairly close or even in running order.
Recently, Minelab have had a shipment of GPX-4500 metal detectors stolen, and these units have now been appearing on the gray market and on sites like eBay
...so you would imagine that a shipping container or a semi-trailer might have gone missing, so if that's the case and they are all new, then it's not strange that the serial numbers would be fairly close or even in running order.
CostasDee- Management
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I'm only guessing but it might have been these.
http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/local/localbrad/9476636.Police_hunt_gang_who_stole___400_000_of_metal_detectors_from_lorry_in_Bradford/
http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/local/localbrad/9476636.Police_hunt_gang_who_stole___400_000_of_metal_detectors_from_lorry_in_Bradford/
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Minelab Ireland is still making 4500's? What's going on?
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shiraz wrote:Minelab Ireland is still making 4500's? What's going on?
Hmmmm.....ay, ya gotta wonder about that, avaliable overseas, not here though.
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that would explain it! oops.
I'l go back to swearing at me classifier now
Cheers
Doofus
I'l go back to swearing at me classifier now
Cheers
Doofus
someday- Contributor Plus
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inside job!
non_fiction- Contributor Plus
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stolen detectors ..
if any one knows who has them tell ,,, i will buy two thx u
nuggertman- Contributor Plus
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nuggertman wrote: if any one knows who has them tell ,,, i will buy two thx u
Better hurry, I hear it was Swan and Gillard. I see your in Rooty Hill, if your real quick you could catch her but I hear for them to get the budget back to even close to a 40 billion deficit they have peeled the stickers off them, put gpx 5500 on them and are asking 11,500 each.
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When are ML going to bring out a security code system that when you buy a new machine you have to contact ML with the serial number of that machine and they then intern give you the security code to start up the machine. Then you can change it to suit your self. And evey time you start up your machine you have to punch in your code. The machine is useless without the code. If you forget your code you can contact ML again with the serial number and they cheek to see if it is stolen, if not they then give you there code again for that machine and then you can change it to suit your self. When you sell that machine your code go's with it and that person then can change it to suit them selves. Problem solved, no more stolen detectors.
wombat
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Wombat wrote:When are ML going to bring out a security code system that when you buy a new machine you have to contact ML with the serial number of that machine and they then intern give you the security code to start up the machine. Then you can change it to suit your self. And evey time you start up your machine you have to punch in your code. The machine is useless without the code. If you forget your code you can contact ML again with the serial number and they cheek to see if it is stolen, if not they then give you there code again for that machine and then you can change it to suit your self. When you sell that machine your code go's with it and that person then can change it to suit them selves. Problem solved, no more stolen detectors.
wombat
Wombat, maybe it might be better to last 4 hours or more, I'd hate to be punching in numbers every time I stop for a smoko.
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Gee mate do you stop for smoko I'm a 9 to 5 man my self, no time for smoko's There is gold to be had.
wombat
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The mind is willing, but the body says stop
slimpickens- Contributor Plus
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shiraz wrote:The mind is willing, but the body says stop
I know what you mean mate, I've got to try and kick start my body every morning
wombat
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They only sell for $2100 over there, after currency conversion. Just shows how much we get ripped off here paying just over 4k for the same thing.
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Kon you seem to be having a problem with letters on this topic
someday- Contributor Plus
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Your not wrong there someday. Couldn't make my mind up as to whether I delete this thread upon the end of its run,or let it run another month because of its importance. Members must have had a gut-full seeing me bump this thread so many times back to the top.Thank god that someone else from management,with a little more common sense than I,finally put a sticky on it.
Cheers Kon.
Cheers Kon.
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won't ask when the sticky part happened
someday- Contributor Plus
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Shh,neither will I.
kon61- Management
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davsgold wrote:Hmmmm.....ay, ya gotta wonder about that, avaliable overseas, not here though.shiraz wrote:Minelab Ireland is still making 4500's? What's going on?
Perhaps we should all be ringing "old great aunt Mary" and offering here an extra dollar or two to buy our detectors for us, and send them over as 2nd hand goods/gift?? Cannot believe how badly we get ripped off here.They only sell for $2100 over there, after currency conversion. Just shows how much we get ripped off here paying just over 4k for the same thing.
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