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Re: Received a Law sue certified mail today
 

What I learned on Aspkin today:

Re: Received a Law sue certified mail today
 

Hey, it's good advice! :pound:

Re: Received a Law sue certified mail today
 

The guy at the repair shop gave us access to where they get 'Fender' for example, as this is what we needed. It was $40 for whole fender and everywhere else it was $400...

If the shops are using them then chances are they are on many cars already. Although a small fender I cant see that as a big problem.

But yea I could make a killing just using this access, but would fear the risk. Unless they know what they are getting....

Re: Received a Law sue certified mail today
 

Better than knock off takata airbags lol :pound::pound:

Re: Received a Law sue certified mail today
 

My brother in law has an auto-glass repair shop and you be surprised how much profit there is, the glass is imported from China and sold for huge profits. Auto part also has massive profitability.

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Yeah, I know that's the truth. I live in a tiny town (literally 9150 people at last census) and there are 6 auto parts stores, and they're all thriving.

Re: Received a Law sue certified mail today
 

It's normally not a crime to do business under an alias unless fraud or intent of fraud is shown. When I looked at the South Carolina law, there was always attached a portion that stated some fraud action was required.

I can call myself Bubble Gum and as long as I don't commit fraud and give my real name to the authorities when asked, I'm good.

It always comes down to fraud and theft. AS long as someone doesn't do any of those things, they should be fine.