Moral problem ...
Discussion
Recently (in the last 6 months) I have had a car radio stolen from my car, and a car stolen with a radio fitted.
Both radios had face-off security devices, which I still have.
I could flog these faces (without radios to go behind them) for about £5 each on Ebay. Which would be cash for me to spend on jungle-juice, brake pads, track days or whatever. Or, more accurately, to put towards the cost of replacing the car and radio.
BUT, if I sell them, I know that I may well enable someone who has a stolen radio without a front to make that radio work (be it my radio or someone else's.)
Therefore, I have a moral dilemma. Do I sell the fronts for the £10 it gains me, or decide that I don't want to even slightly encourage the stolen car radio trade and destroy the fronts?
Opinions please ...
Oli.
Both radios had face-off security devices, which I still have.
I could flog these faces (without radios to go behind them) for about £5 each on Ebay. Which would be cash for me to spend on jungle-juice, brake pads, track days or whatever. Or, more accurately, to put towards the cost of replacing the car and radio.
BUT, if I sell them, I know that I may well enable someone who has a stolen radio without a front to make that radio work (be it my radio or someone else's.)
Therefore, I have a moral dilemma. Do I sell the fronts for the £10 it gains me, or decide that I don't want to even slightly encourage the stolen car radio trade and destroy the fronts?
Opinions please ...
Oli.
JonRB said:
The way I see it is that the stolen stereos are useless without the front panels, therefore if you sell them on eBay then you making the theft worthwhile - encouraging it even.
Is £10 really worth that?
£10 might not be... but the £200+ or so you could make off a pair of functioning stereos with fascias might be...
Morally wrong, I know; just a suggestion...
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