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Can he … take it for a ride around the block? It’s clearly abandoned. He gave adequate notice. It should be his.
by op00to 5y ago
Can he … take it for a ride around the block? It’s clearly abandoned. He gave adequate notice. It should be his.
- cowvin 5y agoIt sounds like it barely moves, so I'm guessing that's not an option. He doesn't have the pink slip so he can't really sell it or donate it properly. Maybe he should start charging Amazon rent for the parking spot.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoAmazon most likely does not own it, hence Amazon telling him to have it towed. The guy is being an idiot looking for publicity.
- Apocryphon 5y agoHe is raising donations for a food bank and appears to have received $200 so far from Amazon thanks to this media circus https://twitter.com/TheCaptainLou/status/1460773777164308482 https://twitter.com/TheCaptainLou/status/1460773777164308482
- ckdarby 5y agoYou can see his house in one of the pictures he has on his twitter, +$2M house. Instead of trying for this attention he could just donate and have had the vehicle towed. It's childish behavior for attention, just scroll down his feed and there are other examples like where he talks about breaking free a signed basketball from his dentist office.
- ckdarby 5y agoYou can see his house in one of the pictures he has on his twitter, +$2M house. Instead of trying for this attention he could just donate and have had the vehicle towed. It's childish behavior for attention, just scroll down his feed and there are other examples like where he talks about breaking free a signed basketball from his dentist office.
- willcipriano 5y agoJust walk around the bad part of town loudly proclaiming into your cell phone: "Oh no, Amazon left a brand new Sprinter van in my driveway at 123 Fake Street, it's unlocked and the keys are in it. That's 123 Fake Street, anyway I'll be gone all weekend."
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- GekkePrutser 5y agoOnly to find the contents of 123 Fake Street gone as well no doubt :D
- toast0 5y agoThat's not how abandoned vehicles work in California. It's not yours because it's left on your property. Here's a 12 step program to get rid of an abandoned vehicle that's probably worth money (I'd recommend getting law enforcement to take it, so they or their contracted impound yard can go through the steps instead of you) https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/handbook/vehicle-industry-registration-procedures-manual-2/lien-sales-abandoned-abated-vehicles/vehicles-valued-over-4000-or-from-a-self-storage-facility/ https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/handbook/vehicle-industry-regi...