Anyone buy a group of about 8 A body parts cars out of southwest PA this past summer?

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You can tell the difference between a neighbors drone and an insurance company drone? They don’t tell you they’re flying over.
You miss the part where drones have to broadcast the registration number?

But by all means shoot one down and see how that goes for you.
 
You can tell the difference between a neighbors drone and an insurance company drone? They don’t tell you they’re flying over.
I find this sneaky and dirty no matter who does it.
The goals are never to help the person living there, as read in this thread alone, greedy enthusiasts that think their desires somehow outweigh the right to privacy and protection of their property. Insurance companies looking for ways to disqualify clients or to raise rates based on what they find when reviewing the recordings.
I am no hermit, I’m no conspiracy theorist but I sure don’t like deception, manipulation or spying.
 
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I find this sneaky and dirty no matter who does it.
The goals are never to help the person living there, as read in this thread alone, greedy enthusiasts that think their desires somehow outweigh the right to privacy and protection of their property. Insurance companies looking for ways to disqualify clients or to raise rates based on what they find when reviewing the recordings.
I am no hermit, I’m no conspiracy theorist but I sure don’t like deception, manipulation or spying.
Absolutely, my homeowners insurance told me I needed my roof replaced, so they replaced it for $7.50. My deductible.
 
I also heard that Classic car insurance companies send drones over to make sure your cars are locked inside if you claim it is.
 
I just stand nude in my window and wave to them....

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You can tell the difference between a neighbors drone and an insurance company drone? They don’t tell you they’re flying over.
Haven't heard or seen any drones flying over but have seen small aircraft flying over in a grid pattern in the past. Had a guy taking pics of my place last week though. Said he was with my insurance company and named them. The plane was most likely working for Google and based on the size of a young tree and a few other things here, it's been several years since an aerial view has been updated and same for the street view.
 

No, you don’t get my point, besides, I lost all my guns in a boating accident, they’re sitting at the bottom of the lake.
I think it's you that didn't get my point. We'll agree to disagree...
 
Someone flying a drone over your house is the least of our worries today . What ? They may see you naked ? I’m pretty sure we all know what all the parts look like .
I have known people that flew helicopters for the power company to check lines and they knew where all the cars were in the 70s and 80s .
 
The “ real crime” is letting cars rot?
Can you really be this dense and misguided?
Personal freedoms trump everything. You have no right to my property. None. I have no rights to yours no matter how much I want it.
There's no privacy anymore, there are cameras and microphones everywhere. You use wi-fi, someone is probably listening in. You think your computer is secure? Or your phone? You're getting upset over something you can do nothing about. Drones are used by agencies to check on permitting for things you apply for. Cameras send you a bill for crossing a bridge, or taking a toll road. They're at many stoplights. Why get so upset about it. OP probably wishes he'd gotten it sooner to keep an eye on those cars. Though probably wasn't much left after they sat that long.
 
“No privacy anymore” ?
Go ahead, live in suburbia and maybe that is what you get. I don’t live with cynicism and a defeatist attitude. I can’t stop a satellite photo but I can shoot down a drone, spray a water hose or throw dog **** at people that step into my yard without permission. …

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It really is sad to see some of you defend an act of invasion based on what YOU want.
Try that out in the rural part of the country. If you're lucky, you'll live to regret it.
 
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There's no privacy anymore, there are cameras and microphones everywhere. You use wi-fi, someone is probably listening in. You think your computer is secure? Or your phone? You're getting upset over something you can do nothing about. Drones are used by agencies to check on permitting for things you apply for. Cameras send you a bill for crossing a bridge, or taking a toll road. They're at many stoplights. Why get so upset about it. OP probably wishes he'd gotten it sooner to keep an eye on those cars. Though probably wasn't much left after they sat that long.
Jeebuzz what a Fooking embarassment......
 
The problem with selling cars is the tire kicking lowballer that wants to argue with you after you give them the answer to " what is your aking price?" this is why cars sit with weeds growing up around them. If you are going to offer $200 for my car it can wait till im dead and you can give my kid or wife 200 they need it more than I do. I blame the TV show " American Pickers"
 
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I think we've come to end of this thread.


No one here knows about the 8 cars.
They're not your cars or your business.

Drones are the cousin of someone literally coming up close to you , invading your space.. looking over your shoulder into what you have and what you are doing... and its a roll of the dice how they react to it. You may hurt your chance of purchasing anything and make a new enemy.

My thoughts..
A loophole to trespassing because physically you're not... but you are.
Use Google maps and let them be the fall guy. Tell the people you heard through a friend or a random about the cars when/if you inquire.
I see people covering everything up in the future if they want real privacy.
 
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