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RebreatherDave · 28th May 2006, 16:03

Ian,

It was all meant for those who are not humor impaired.

When someone got his Boris stolen, I used a program I have that automatically looks for all words associated with it on E-Bay auctions, and I have been militant about posting scam rebreather auctions and alerting E-Bay, then going about on the boardds finding the owners of the photos and contacting the bidders to warn them. I even found Ed Bett's stolen UT-240 on E-bay and alerted him.

One of the things I like about our small family is everyone looks out for eachother, regardless of model owned, and the thread topic starter is a perfect example.

I know you wish you had known all of my activities related to stolen CCR's before you posted your reponse to my humor, but don't sweat it.

28th May 2006, 16:03	#8 (permalink)
RebreatherDave Maximum **** Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s:** Join Date: May 2005 Location: L.A., where the debris meets the sea Posts: 227	Re: Stolen rebreathers? Ian, It was all meant for those who are not humor impaired. When someone got his Boris stolen, I used a program I have that automatically looks for all words associated with it on E-Bay auctions, and I have been militant about posting scam rebreather auctions and alerting E-Bay, then going about on the boardds finding the owners of the photos and contacting the bidders to warn them. I even found Ed Bett's stolen UT-240 on E-bay and alerted him. One of the things I like about our small family is everyone looks out for eachother, regardless of model owned, and the thread topic starter is a perfect example. I know you wish you had known all of my activities related to stolen CCR's before you posted your reponse to my humor, but don't sweat it.
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