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<blockquote data-quote="IDoLessWorkThanMost" data-source="post: 412787" data-attributes="member: 12912">The worst part is that the phone sold for what, 1/4 it&#039;s value?&nbsp;&nbsp; Obviously the thieves could have sold it on craigs or ebay for at least 1/2 it&#039;s value if not close to full value.&nbsp; &nbsp; The buyer IMO, for that reason alone, knew it was stolen merchandise.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;If someone&#039;s selling a 10k diamond necklace for $2000 in the parking lot, mint condition, brand spanking new, obviously there&#039;s a problem with that!&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I just cannot get a hold of any easoning that they didn&#039;t know it was stolen or didn&#039;t know about the stealing.&nbsp;&nbsp; The person knew about the thieves and knew it was hot.The person/buyer registered and etc the phone thinking that if it was ever discovered , there would appear to be some innocence on their part.The person bought the phone for 1/4 it&#039;s value brand spanking new,&nbsp; obviously &quot;if it&#039;s too good to be true it probably is &quot; applies to the naive, or in this case thief.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IDoLessWorkThanMost, post: 412787, member: 12912"] The worst part is that the phone sold for what, 1/4 it's value? Obviously the thieves could have sold it on craigs or ebay for at least 1/2 it's value if not close to full value. The buyer IMO, for that reason alone, knew it was stolen merchandise. If someone's selling a 10k diamond necklace for $2000 in the parking lot, mint condition, brand spanking new, obviously there's a problem with that! I just cannot get a hold of any easoning that they didn't know it was stolen or didn't know about the stealing. The person knew about the thieves and knew it was hot. The person/buyer registered and etc the phone thinking that if it was ever discovered , there would appear to be some innocence on their part. The person bought the phone for 1/4 it's value brand spanking new, obviously "if it's too good to be true it probably is " applies to the naive, or in this case thief. [/QUOTE]

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