Where have all the 10p coins gone?

Feb 18, 2013 51 Replies

That was nice of them to return your car to the same car park.

I carried mine to the car, drove to public amenity site, plonked it in the skip. It took my daughter and I to lift/carry it.

In message , Major Scott writes

There isn't much of a market in the pubs for Satnavs now, I believe. Like mobile phones, it's a mystery to me why there are more mobies than the total population count.

Local scrotes took it for spin I assume.

Don't they normally leave it somewhere else, usually on fire?

Because of phonaholics who want the latest gadget on them - it suits me, it makes the 2nd last version very cheap or even free. I just wish the same would happen with cars.

What about the thefts you don't know about?

They don't usually bring it back.

It must be well out of warranty by now.

Mine was free on freecycle, there are hundreds of them. Everybody wants them flat.

I would find out by gossip. Or by a police warning. The golf clubs one, the police came and told everyone in the street.

Maybe the car wasn't good enough and they returned it under the 7 day rule.

In message , Stephen Wolstenholme writes

I just remembered I have two! Only because my daughter insists on giving me her old one when she gets a new "free" one on her contract.

All of them?

We don't get Police warnings. Even when there were a crime wave (caused by a single individual) we found out nothing until our car got nicked.

AFAIK they nick several cars in a group and leave them scattered over the countryside, some on fire, some not. Mine was found on a country lane a few miles away. It was damaged but just about drivable and still had fuel in it. The Police called me and expected me to deal with it.

LOL. I doubt they got a refund though.

Yes. You know what women are like.

They are more helpful round here. They even let you off with speeding if you're polite.

They got the £0 back that it cost them.

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