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I've seriously given some thought to do exactly this. It's not particularly difficult. You need a valid business entity (Which you can create for about $100 a y
by oceanplexian 3y ago
I've seriously given some thought to do exactly this. It's not particularly difficult. You need a valid business entity (Which you can create for about $100 a year in some states), and a car paid for in cash. Then any LEO running the plates through ALPR will have no idea who identity of the driver is. Literally millions of small business owners do this so it's not particularly unusual.
- ClassyJacket 3y agoWouldn't they just be able to look up who is the owner of the LLC? Wouldn't this only keep you out of a subset of automated systems?
- gruez 3y agoYou can probably use the usual tricks of money launderers to obfuscate the ownership structure of the LLC. eg. you're the beneficial owner but the director is listed as your lawyer.