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I'm not suggesting you don't continue to make a better one, but there are quite a few databases like this in the UK and, I imagine, world wide. The top few from
by mnem 12y ago
I'm not suggesting you don't continue to make a better one, but there are quite a few databases like this in the UK and, I imagine, world wide. The top few from this Google search: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=uk+database+stolen+items https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=uk+database+stolen+items
Quite often local police services in the UK have databases you can search for serial numbers and so forth. I suspect a big problem for all of them is consumer awareness and consumer effort to enter the details into a site.
There are quite a few potential privacy issues - you can't give away too much (or possibly any) information which may directly identify an owner because serial numbers are guessable and an enterprising thief could use a service which did reveal any information to track down theft targets...
However, I really hope you do come up with a great solution :)
- mnem 12y agoActually, I wonder if you could use the existing ones and have some sort of meta-search site for it?