They were like Shadow (and some other fool here who thinks his wife might know where his official proof of ownership documents are) who reckons he owns $6m in property but doesn't have the Certificates of Title.
WHAT WOULD EDDIE DO? MAAAATE! Share a cot with Milton?
In all cases the scammed owners are unable to reclaim their stolen properties.
You've got no clue golly and your advice is dangerous.
Again you dykhead- they clearly didn't hold their Certificate of Title.
WTF don't you get here?
I hold the Title, and under the system my title is indefeasible.
As long as I hold my title, if someone does something that effects that title, I have my land returned, and under a scheme run by the government, am compensated for any loss.
If I don't have the physical title, then I'm in all sorts of problems. I will be compensated, but may not get my property back. It will be a very long and painful process, because- no physical title.
Again you dykhead- they clearly didn't hold their Certificate of Title.
WTF don't you get here?
I hold the Title, and under the system my title is indefeasible.
As long as I hold my title, if someone does something that effects that title, I have my land returned, and under a scheme run by the government, am compensated for any loss.
If I don't have the physical title, then I'm in all sorts of problems. I will be compensated, but may not get my property back. It will be a very long and painful process, because- no physical title.
As I said dude, do some basic research.
They DID get hold of their title you imbecile. All they needed was a few personal details and to forge a signature.
"The scammer's lawyers were able to get the victim's certificate of title "
The government isn't paying up a dime.
"The government accepts the woman is an innocent victim of fraud but disagrees that she is entitled to recover damages from the government."
Golly, you need to stop telling people this bullshit about holding the paper title being a silver bullet. It's simply wrong, people need multiple layers of security on ownership of their largest asset.
To date I'm yet to hear of any of he victims of these frauds getting their properties back or getting compensated.
They were like Shadow (and some other fool here who thinks his wife might know where his official proof of ownership documents are) who reckons he owns $6m in property but doesn't have the Certificates of Title.
I know precisely where my proof of ownership documents and original certificates of title are.
What amazes me is your abject immaturity and lack of understanding on the topic.
My only hope for my three boys is that they turn out nothing at all like Chris.
Golly, you need to stop telling people this bullshit about holding the paper title being a silver bullet. It's simply wrong, people need multiple layers of security on ownership of their largest asset.
To date I'm yet to hear of any of he victims of these frauds getting their properties back or getting compensated.
W T F don't you understand?
She didn't have her Certificate of Title.
She also eventually got compensated, but without her CT, again, as I have said, she had a massive battle.
AGAIN, she didn't her her certificate of title.
Where is yours Trolley?
Trollie
18 Jun 2017, 05:09 PM
They DID get hold of their title you imbecile. All they needed was a few personal details and to forge a signature.
"The scammer's lawyers were able to get the victim's certificate of title "
The government isn't paying up a dime.
"The government accepts the woman is an innocent victim of fraud but disagrees that she is entitled to recover damages from the government."
Golly, you need to stop telling people this bullshit about holding the paper title being a silver bullet. It's simply wrong, people need multiple layers of security on ownership of their largest asset.
To date I'm yet to hear of any of he victims of these frauds getting their properties back or getting compensated.
"The government isn't paying a dime".
Do your research you loudmouth moron:
"Canberra woman wins $546,000 in damages after scammers sold house from under her GEORGIA HITCH MON 22 AUG 2016, 4:57 PM AEST
A woman who had her north Canberra house sold without her knowledge has been awarded more than $500,000 in damages by the ACT Supreme Court.
The woman was living in South Africa when her Macgregor house was sold by a fraudster without her knowledge at auction for just more than $400,000.
I'm certainly glad she won some compensation for it, however my point stands that the government won't just pay up. CT meant nothing, it was never a question that she'd been scammed.
"To recoup her losses the woman took the ACT Government to court, but the Government argued the woman could have pushed legal action against the fraudster"
She had to take them to court and fight them for it. How much of a slice did the lawyers take you reckon?
A printout of a title won't protect you if the scammer steals it or creates a counterfeit.
You are absolutely correct. It doesn't matter how many of you're printouts you have, it won't help you.
Trollie
19 Jun 2017, 07:48 PM
I'm certainly glad she won some compensation for it, however my point stands that the government won't just pay up. CT meant nothing, it was never a question that she'd been scammed.
"To recoup her losses the woman took the ACT Government to court, but the Government argued the woman could have pushed legal action against the fraudster"
She had to take them to court and fight them for it. How much of a slice did the lawyers take you reckon?
No, you were wrong again. You said the government didn't post out a dime.
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