Hi Guys,
Not sure if you know but the police have got there own publicly version of ebay where they sell things recovered that can not find the original owners for.
They have just about everything on here.
http://www.bumblebeeauctions.co.uk
Worth a weekly look
Cambourne7
Hi cambourne7
dont want to scare you but read terms and conditions 19.1
on your link.
be careful
I read them briefly, whats wrong with them?
send her DARN m'lord !
;D
i am not linking i am telling people to look at it..
QuoteYou may link to this Website provided that you do not misrepresent your involvement with this Website
Think you're quite safe, Cambourne - don't reckon you're fencing for the police! and thanks for the pointer, I never imagine such a site existed.
Curiously the terms for an electric plane say this:
"These goods being auctioned are second hand, unless stated otherwise. The police force that listed the item and Bumblebee Auctions claim no responsibility for the authenticity, commercial value or quality of any of the items sold through these Police Auctions. These goods are being auctioned on a 'Sold as Seen' basis. The working condition of these items are not determined."
It is illegal to sell any mains powered electrical item without having subjected it to a safety test by an appropriately qualified technician. Shouldn't the police know this? :)
Quite right. I think you should tell them Barnowl ! 8)
It would take a braver man than me....!
have you seen the car???
Can you imagine going online to look and finding stuff that had been pinched from you! :o :o :o ;D
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_west/6573363.stm
Ebay example of that DP.
bound to happen
Just for clarity and a correction, there is no legal requirement to have electrical items tested by an electrician or any other person! and the Police do know this... if you think this is incorrect let us know what piece of legislation that requires it!
Quote from: Barnowl on April 16, 2007, 02:29:40
Curiously the terms for an electric plane say this:
"These goods being auctioned are second hand, unless stated otherwise. The police force that listed the item and Bumblebee Auctions claim no responsibility for the authenticity, commercial value or quality of any of the items sold through these Police Auctions. These goods are being auctioned on a 'Sold as Seen' basis. The working condition of these items are not determined."
It is illegal to sell any mains powered electrical item without having subjected it to a safety test by an appropriately qualified technician. Shouldn't the police know this? :)
A very strange first post on an allotment forum. ???
maybe we are being monitored by the powers that be :-X
what a way to make an entrance,first impressions and all that.
He came and went pretty quick, I reckin he is watching Kev!!
Maybe it is one of those sites where the minute you press the button big brother is on to you...aaagh
They sell some pretty funny stuff...shampoo, would that have been apprehended in a raid..
Definatley big time entrepaneurs these auction cops.. Are they expecting heavy betting on the shampoo.. or maybe it is realpoo and has some market value we don't know about.. like bat poo!!!
Oohh, we ought to get bidding on that.
XX Jeannine