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The bikes were ridden on sunday at the two man GNCC series.
I beleive they were stolen during the day as they can't get in the garage at night as the cars are in front of it.
I'm pretty sure it was done in daylight today as I'm sure the bikes were in their this morning and my wife was home all day tuesday.
Can't beleive it got home from work at 1800 today ( Wednesday) and opened up the garage door to find all our bikes gone:gob:
They are: CRF250x with a a trailtech vapour computer mounted on the front - usual red, white black graphics. Note the side right hand panel has been screwed onto the rear mud guard ( 4 screws can se it on the 4th pic)
CRF230 f with red rental aftermarket bars - the front white no. panel went missing on the last ride so isn't there. unlike in these pics below
CRF100 with black aftermarket bars otherwise pretty standard
CRF70 with missing choke lever ( broken off) on carb few graphics on rear mud guard. also missing chain adjuster on one side.
old 1996 yellow RM80 with gold renthal bars blue grips and lots of suzuki graphics
The kids are all gutted.:crybaby:
I've got the burglary squad coming round to do finger prints etc. tomorrow
but reckon thats about $20,000 worth of gear and bikes knicked. anybody got any and I mean any info ring me on 0272 912 427
Whoever took this lot had a big trailer or a truck. it must have taken them about 20mins just to load it up.
they left the little zr50 in the middle of the garage. \i reckon they couldn't get it in. All my toolkit and other gear including a full set of plastics for the 250 has been left behind.
I'll put up the vin and frame numbers soon
sinfull
4th June 2008, 19:28
Gutted for ya mate ! That sucks, you were marked terribly they surely knew what ya had in there !
4stroke
4th June 2008, 19:33
fark man, gutterd for ya.
all crooks should be shot, dig a bloody big hole and stick em deep in the ground, and crush their sorry arse and turn them back into oil so we can burn em up.
telliman
4th June 2008, 19:34
speechless!!!
98tls
4th June 2008, 19:38
As above gutted,all the best with getting them back.
cave weta
4th June 2008, 19:39
Hell Andy- That sucks! of course I will be on the look out. Bring the kids down for a free play on my bikes if you dont get any joy over the next few weeks.
Ive had word that the local scum down here have got their eye on my bikes...
funny thing is - this particular guy has told two people who know me that he is going to pinch my bikes! no wonder this guy's second home is the Waihi court house!:sleep:
MIXONE
4th June 2008, 19:43
I've had a bike nicked mate and it hurt like fuck.Don't even begin to imagine what it would be like loosing your kid's bikes too.Low bred slimeball arsehole pricks.Sometimes karma needs a hand I reckon!
scott411
4th June 2008, 19:44
feeling for you man, ill keep a look out,
cheese
4th June 2008, 19:47
Oh my god, Andy I'm so truely gutted for all you guys. Fuck that just hurts reading that, my jaw is on the ground.
Hopefully something turns up.
Too many stories like this lately. I fucking HATE THIEVING WANKERS! KILL THEM ALL!!
shit mate, gutted for you.
Did you have them locked up at all. This seems to be happening to much.
Buddy L
4th June 2008, 20:21
After reading your post Andy, i went down to the shed to check my locks that are on the bike. three on their but im sure that won't be enough.
clmintie
4th June 2008, 20:27
Oh mate, I'm so sorry this has happened to your family. Don't know what to say, Grace, Sophie and I are gutted for you and can only try to imagine the roller coaster of emotions you must be going through....
Hell Andy- That sucks! of course I will be on the look out. Bring the kids down for a free play on my bikes if you dont get any joy over the next few weeks.
Ive had word that the local scum down here have got their eye on my bikes...
funny thing is - this particular guy has told two people who know me that he is going to pinch my bikes! no wonder this guy's second home is the Waihi court house!:sleep:
Thanks stuart but its no recompense for what we've lost. I guess we should have had better locks on them and the garage door
mattwood
4th June 2008, 21:27
shit that sucks so bad!
all the best with getting them back! hope you had them all insured? Will keep an eye out, I catch the bus down the main road from aucks 2 hamilton each morning and spend abit of time waiting at the bus stop at Horotiu
Noomin
4th June 2008, 21:53
That's really devastating for you and the family. I felt absolutely gutted reading your post. Will keep an eye out for you too.
andy 101
4th June 2008, 21:59
Mate i know these basterds need there balls cut off, had 2 bikes stolen 2 weeks ago , still gutted now man, had to fork out 13k for another bike to carry on racing, no insurance either about 20k lost, fuck the scum.
dammad1
4th June 2008, 23:07
Unbelievable!!!
Where abouts in Howick did they go from Andy? I'm up in howick as well, i'll ask around to see if anyone noticed a trailer with a whole bunch of bikes on it.
Guided_monkey
4th June 2008, 23:20
Complete bastards.... I'll keep an eye out, although not much chance of recovering.
They either followed you home or had seen them outside when cleaning etc.
:spanking:
And Howick used to be such a nice quiet little backwater. (The Grub was born in Baird St) I blame Te Irirangi Dr.
Ive had word that the local scum down here have got their eye on my bikes... funny thing is - this particular guy has told two people who know me that he is going to pinch my bikes! no wonder this guy's second home is the Waihi court house!:sleep:
I do hope that you rang the local plod CIB and put those conversations on record, naming names? When they do go (and they will) they might be able to intercept them before he gets rid of them. That'll be your only chance of getting them back.
Hinny
4th June 2008, 23:40
Having been a victim I can empathise with the feelings you must have.
How to get over those feelings is something I have been unable to do. We are totally indoctrinated into that revenge mentality and become consumed with desire to find those responsible and do very bad things to them. Problem is: how do you find them? That feeling of helplessness is so hard to overcome. I guess I should have paid the dough and got insurance and then I would have possibly gained some level of satisfaction, compensation, recompense by getting replacements. New is good.
When you don't get that opportunity...it sucks.
I feel for you Brother.
My sympathies for you and your kids.... that really is awful.
Bike thieves really are the scum of the earth. I hope you get your bikes back soon.
Jiminy
5th June 2008, 00:08
That sucks. I feel for you :(
Hope the thieves get caught. Not much chance, but we never know...
oldguy
5th June 2008, 06:55
With so many bikes being stolen lately, thats my biggest fear, coming home to find ive been burgled. feel for you and your kids. hope you get them back.
PrincessBandit
5th June 2008, 07:54
That is absolutely disgraceful. I was going to say "unbelievable" but unfortunately my opinion of Auckland (south Auckland in particular) means that that would not be the right word to use at all. Really feel for you and the kids; and while hopes of recovery might be slim I too will be hoping for your sake that the low life pricks get caught and your gear returned intact.
I guess we should have had better locks on them and the garage door
I am very sorry to hear this mate, it is a very sad reflection on our society when you feel you have to live in a fortress to prevent some arsehole stealing your stuff!
And Howick used to be such a nice quiet little backwater. (The Grub was born in Baird St) I blame Te Irirangi Dr.
When I lived there we still had the concrete strip of the Pioneer Highway visible down Picton St. Them were the days...LOL
chanceyy
5th June 2008, 08:20
as everyone else has said gutted for you.
girl I work with her sister was burgled for the 5th time the other day .. insurance made them put alarm in after the last one .. road front property & house locked but working out in the back garden never heard a thing
just farken suxs
MSTRS
5th June 2008, 08:56
Disgusting state of affairs. How are your kids handling it? Cos they are the biggest victims here (just ask Frosty)
Danger
5th June 2008, 09:06
Man this is just happening too much, and there is quite a few that have reported it happening just in this dirt section of Kiwi Biker and with our small amount of contributers I can imagine that the problem is very very wide spread. I hear of other instances of this happening all too frequently. Everyone be careful and make it as difficult as possible for these scum. Unfortunetley I don't believe this of any real concern to the constabulary!
BiK3RChiK
5th June 2008, 09:13
All thieves are the scum of the earth! All the best with the finger-printing, not that I put much faith in that....
Sounds like it is time to install security cameras everywhere! This is way beyond it.
You and your family have my sympathy, mate!
Ktmboy
5th June 2008, 09:20
Yeah, I think that just about everyone on here has had some sort of experience with bike theft. This is an epidemic and for the life of me I can't figure where all these bikes are going.
Having had a bike knicked recently we know how it feels. We have identified the signs of a theft about to occur. In fact we know that the pricks that hit us last time are back and snooping around waiting for the bike to be replaced and back into its container. Creatures of habbit, but the trap is being laid.
We record all number plates now and match every name to them (yes it costs). We even collect number plates from the beach, purely for our own records so that when the next attempt occurs we have some evidence for the cops, because they sure as hell won't do fuck all to help.
Andy, please send some identifiable pics through to our email and we will display them at the sign on office. If we can help in any way let us know.
Big warning to all. Check who follows you home!!
Danger
5th June 2008, 09:50
The bikes were ridden on sunday at the two man GNCC series.
I beleive they were stolen during the day as they can't get in the garage at night as the cars are in front of it.
I'm pretty sure it was done in daylight today as I'm sure the bikes were in their this morning and my wife was home all day tuesday.
Can't beleive it got home from work at 1800 today ( Wednesday) and opened up the garage door to find all our bikes gone:gob:
Just curious, were there no signs of forced entry? How did they get into the garage? Surely you can pinpoint when they were taken or was the garage not locked?
Security can be a pain but its worth doing. I check for cars following as I near home, the front gate is always locked (I unlock it only when expecting someone) the garage is always locked if I'm not out there, its alarmed, and there is also an alarm that goes off when someone comes up the drive. You can't be too careful. I do have bike locks too but I'm going to invest in some new ones and use them more often.
The phone often rings only to have the caller hang up. I believe its the thieving scum. Fortunatly I'm here most of the time and have good neighbours.
I have a customer now a friend who is in the security business. He alarmed my garage and work shop with both motion and trip sensors. He also set me up with the driveway alarm. You might see his Optimum Security Hilux truck at some rides.
Call Paul from Optimum Security Systems and support his riding habit.
Phone 09 828 0608 or 021 482 664. Tell him Greg sent you.
scorry
5th June 2008, 09:53
Mate i feel for ya, i had a mates bike stolen off my front yard last year.
I felt real bad cos they only took his and left mine, on the bright side his was insured and mine wasnt so that was really lucky.
Hope they were insured mate.
It must have been someone that knew they were all in there and knew you were away.
tri boy
5th June 2008, 10:15
Stealing on any scale is low. But to steal children's pleasure from them is the lowest form of scum.
Good luck with the recovery.
David
5th June 2008, 11:08
fark man, gutterd for ya.
all crooks should be shot, dig a bloody big hole and stick em deep in the ground, and crush their sorry arse and turn them back into oil so we can burn em up.
Waste of a good bullet-just beat them to death.
Reckless
5th June 2008, 11:23
Bummer Andy!!!
The thieves love Howick. Its close to their patch, we've got stuff they don't and the Asians keep lots of cash around. I'd hate for the Z1R to get stolen so am a bit paranoid about burglars. You can't go down the local bike shop and get another of those. Always keep mine chained together, its a pain when you want to get them out or work on them but trying not to make it easy for the scum.
Would they be covered under house and contents seeing as how they where at home and they are not road registered?? You must have been followed home unless some local asshole has your number!
Bummer mate I feel for ya!
Pierce
5th June 2008, 13:02
mate that's horrible news. The worse thing is as well is that its not just one person's pride and joy but 5 peoples. Poor kids as well as dad. Hope you've got insurance and they're not assholes about paying out.
Will keep an eye out on trademe etc. What year is the 250x?
Nicola W
5th June 2008, 13:52
I have never met you in my life but you have my sympathies in this awful time. :(
Makes you wonder how such cruel spineless cretins sleep in their beds at night. Taking kids bikes? Evil bastards :mad:
Hope you get them back and I hope they get their comeuppance. :bash:
barty5
5th June 2008, 18:45
Fuck That Suxs Sorry To Here Will Keep Eyes And Ears On The Look Out.
LittleJohn
5th June 2008, 19:18
That sucks man, feel for you and the family. Will keep a look out.
jonnik
5th June 2008, 19:34
Sorry to hear....We got 3 bikes ripped from our locked garage too...I went to the paper...they took some photos and put an article in the paper...People talk... I received several phone calls and got 2 bikes back after a while...admittedly one:angry: had been crashed, but still better than nothing. With the publicity the bikes got too hot to handle for the dirt bags...good luck:bash:
tommorth
5th June 2008, 21:17
that fucken sux i hope you catch the bastards ive had bikes stolen before and know the feeling
kiwi cowboy
5th June 2008, 21:47
I feel for all who have had bikes stolen.
Wot i dont understand is were do all these bloody things end up?
Is there any sort of checks that could be done at race meets-rides etc re engine, frame numbers maybe during scrutineering cos these things have got to be somewere.
theblacksmith
5th June 2008, 22:07
Very sorry to hear about this mate - hope they turn up and the twats gets banged up. Will keep an eye out and ear open for ya.
forexd
6th June 2008, 01:23
we had shit heads checking things out here at Gulf Harbour for the last couple of weeks.
They were driving 4x4 trucks. I saw them out at sandpit last time I was there (last week). they drove in with no bikes, had a siggy, I was having a break from riding. when i came back 20min later, they were gone.
I saw them driving past my house 4 times the next day.... And its here at Gulf Harbour!!!!!
I personally think investing $200 for a titanium bike chain, sold at bike shops, is a great idea. I'm getting one of them and will actually try to "break in"... Will use my grinder to try to cut up the chains... I'm sure they will be stronger that shit they sell at bunnings per meter, but just how strong????
If we can all keep an eye on cars and license plates, and share them here, we might reduce and maybe catch these scam-bags!!!
Danger
6th June 2008, 06:21
we had shit heads checking things out here at Gulf Harbour for the last couple of weeks.
They were driving 4x4 trucks. I saw them out at sandpit last time I was there (last week). they drove in with no bikes, had a siggy, I was having a break from riding. when i came back 20min later, they were gone.
I saw them driving past my house 4 times the next day.... And its here at Gulf Harbour!!!!!
If we can all keep an eye on cars and license plates, and share them here, we might reduce and maybe catch these scam-bags!!!
Yes please share a bit more about the 4x4's you saw. What sort of 4x4, colour and license plate numbers?
barty5
6th June 2008, 07:32
just a thought but to find where you live they would need your rego details to find your address you may be able to check with the LTSA as to who has been lookin up your rego details as i know with motor check we use here at work im sure they know what you have been looking at for the billing side of things. If these guts have access to this themselves it could well lead to them. The other side of it is thay may have some one in the post office who is doing it for them which for all these bikes that are going could still give a lead. If they are connected in any way?
Teava
6th June 2008, 08:20
just a thought but to find where you live they would need your rego details to find your address
Thats the reason why i never register my cars to my actual home address,
i always use the business address, been doing that for 8 years now, the only way they can find me is to follow me home!
mazz1972
6th June 2008, 11:11
Barty5 great point of course about these w*nkers using your rego to find home addresses, but what an invasion of privacy that is.
Great idea Tevea about not using your home address for your vehicle rego details. I guess not everyone has the option of using a different address.
For vehicle rego's LTSA have a record of both your physical and postal address, so are both addresses available if someone other than LTSA was looking them up?? If so using a p o box for your postal address wouldn't help. Does anyone know?
I can't believe how rampant bike theft is up there, sorry to hear about your loss A&R :( Were the bikes insured?
Ktmboy
6th June 2008, 11:36
we had shit heads checking things out here at Gulf Harbour for the last couple of weeks.
They were driving 4x4 trucks. I saw them out at sandpit last time I was there (last week). they drove in with no bikes, had a siggy, I was having a break from riding. when i came back 20min later, they were gone.
I saw them driving past my house 4 times the next day.... And its here at Gulf Harbour!!!!!
I personally think investing $200 for a titanium bike chain, sold at bike shops, is a great idea. I'm getting one of them and will actually try to "break in"... Will use my grinder to try to cut up the chains... I'm sure they will be stronger that shit they sell at bunnings per meter, but just how strong????
If we can all keep an eye on cars and license plates, and share them here, we might reduce and maybe catch these scam-bags!!!
Could you contact me with any description of these vehicles and the day you were out there. Cheers. PM or Phone 021 343 316 Tony
CB ARGH
6th June 2008, 17:05
Ohh shit. That's not good man... You should get signs put up at Woodhill forest bike park and at events and stuff.
Bastards!:mad:
skidMark
6th June 2008, 17:27
Great idea Tevea about not using your home address for your vehicle rego details. I guess not everyone has the option of using a different address.
You register them to a post office box...
Abour $30 per year...
split between you and some mates :shifty:
barty5
6th June 2008, 18:30
Barty5 great point of course about these w*nkers using your rego to find home addresses, but what an invasion of privacy that is.
Great idea Tevea about not using your home address for your vehicle rego details. I guess not everyone has the option of using a different address.
For vehicle rego's LTSA have a record of both your physical and postal address, so are both addresses available if someone other than LTSA was looking them up?? If so using a p o box for your postal address wouldn't help. Does anyone know?
I can't believe how rampant bike theft is up there, sorry to hear about your loss A&R :( Were the bikes insured?
It shows up the P.O.Box and physical address hence if it regod to your work and you dont take bike there you have to be carefull your not followed how. Could be half the reason mine went as bike was stored at work and car and trailer are regod to work as well. if these guys are connected in any way to mine it would pay to look out for He_d H_nt_r G_ng Members ( yoU need to fill in the blank {A U E A }should work. as they are the ones who took mine.
Swampdonkey
6th June 2008, 18:48
Sorry to hear of yet another theft, will keep an eye out up here. I know how you are feeling (you want to kill the pricks ,right ) Lowlife cunts!
flyingbrick
6th June 2008, 19:30
Waste of a good bullet-just beat them to death.
To be honest I think there is no task more worthy for a new shiney bullet.
I've always wondered this. What if you WERE to catch one in the act- sneak up behind hi with a shovel and bop him on the head (like that children's rhyme). Lets just say you buried him in the vege garden.
I wonder if anyone would know they were there?
Probably have some little network in place.
au boe, im going to number 3 Downs street to nick some shit k au. If I not back in 30 minutes get help
Makes me so angry! Everyones right- this scum does not deserve to live.
Our neighbors bike was taken 2 weeks ago too :-(.
BiK3RChiK
6th June 2008, 19:41
I feel like loading the shotgun up every time I hear something like this! Absolute bastards!
Gravel911
6th June 2008, 19:59
Yep feel for you man............agree with everyone else's comments. Seems to be happening more and more with dirt bikes. For them to be taken by some low life there is also another low life out there willing to buy them.
What about we set up a thread that gets pinned to the top of the threads that we can post details of stolen bikes, Photos, frame numbers etc. If we could keep each post to just the details of the bikes everyone could quickly see what has been stolen and keep a look out.
May need some help from the Moderators to set it up.
For it to work well, just the details of the bikes for each post and keep all the comments to another post.
What do you think?
Ktmboy
6th June 2008, 20:27
It shows up the P.O.Box and physical address hence if it regod to your work and you dont take bike there you have to be carefull your not followed how. Could be half the reason mine went as bike was stored at work and car and trailer are regod to work as well. if these guys are connected in any way to mine it would pay to look out for He_d H_nt_r G_ng Members ( yoU need to fill in the blank {A U E A }should work. as they are the ones who took mine.
Strange coincidence. Group of people with the same name are supposedly connected with our burglary....ummm
grantman
6th June 2008, 20:31
Gutted for you and your kids
Go to the media (papers & TV/Campbell live)
Good story for the news
Especially from the kids point of view
Bikes will be harder to hide that way and maybe dumped as to hot to handle
Just an idea
Hope they all come back to you & your family
Danger
7th June 2008, 10:38
Can't beleive it got home from work at 1800 today ( Wednesday) and opened up the garage door to find all our bikes gone:gob:
Where is Andy? Still interested to hear the lengths these guys had to go to to get your bikes. How did they gain access to your garage? Others can learn from this.
Danger
7th June 2008, 10:43
we had shit heads checking things out here at Gulf Harbour for the last couple of weeks.
They were driving 4x4 trucks. I saw them out at sandpit last time I was there (last week). they drove in with no bikes, had a siggy, I was having a break from riding. when i came back 20min later, they were gone.
I saw them driving past my house 4 times the next day.... And its here at Gulf Harbour!!!!!
If we can all keep an eye on cars and license plates, and share them here, we might reduce and maybe catch these scam-bags!!!
Still waiting. How can we keep an eye out for these guys if you don't share what you have seen? Don't ask us to share what we have seen and then not do so yourself. So tell us more about the 4x4 trucks, make, colour, license plates, description of passengers? Come on mate your not making it any easier for us to keep an eye out.:brick:
barty5
7th June 2008, 11:25
here you go down load print a copy keep it in your car spot this wanker he is a bike thief.
Well this case has inspired me to action. I've installed a ground anchor and all my bikes are chained with decent locks and chains. I've also made a note of the frame numbers.
Could anyone tell me if standard house contents insurance covers bike theft from home ? I should call my insurer really...
fridayflash
7th June 2008, 12:06
fuk fuk fuk!!!! scum!! good luck man hope
theyre found
Ktmboy
7th June 2008, 12:20
Still waiting. How can we keep an eye out for these guys if you don't share what you have seen? Don't ask us to share what we have seen and then not do so yourself. So tell us more about the 4x4 trucks, make, colour, license plates, description of passengers? Come on mate your not making it any easier for us to keep an eye out.:brick:
Danger, Grey Nissan Safari mid 90's. Out on Thurs/Friday. Following up 10-4.
cheese
7th June 2008, 12:33
Bikes are NOT covered under normal house insurance as far as I know. cause it has a motor its classed needs to be insured under automotive policies.
Danger
7th June 2008, 12:54
Danger, Grey Nissan Safari mid 90's. Out on Thurs/Friday. Following up 10-4.
Thanks for that! At least we can keep an eye out for them. Problem is nothing that the cops will do until they are actually seen doing something. At least we can be aware of them. Perhaps follow them and wait for them to appear to be doing a crime? Who the heck has the time?
Unbelievable!!!
Where abouts in Howick did they go from Andy? I'm up in howick as well, i'll ask around to see if anyone noticed a trailer with a whole bunch of bikes on it.
Top of john gills road about 4 house down from sandspit end. white garage door
From reports reckonj they went at about 0300ish on 03/06/08 tuesday night. It was raining quite heavily so probably used that as we didn't here a thing. Reckon they used a scanner to open up the garage door.
Well this case has inspired me to action. I've installed a ground anchor and all my bikes are chained with decent locks and chains. I've also made a note of the frame numbers.
Could anyone tell me if standard house contents insurance covers bike theft from home ? I should call my insurer really...
House insurance ( contents) will cover them IF you have them as named items else see star insurance.
I've been lucky or have a sympathetic insurer - they will cover each item up to $2500 - doesnt cover the bigger bikes obviously but just about covers the smaller ones. Its better than nothing. They would have covered them if I had them as specfied items.
cheese
10th June 2008, 09:12
Shit you are lucky to be getting some money out of them. I'm going to talk to my insurance company about named items. Who are you insured with?
telliman
10th June 2008, 10:30
aahh, cheese is abt to blow your cover!
Shit you are lucky to be getting some money out of them. I'm going to talk to my insurance company about named items. Who are you insured with?
If/when we get some more bikes I will insure them with star insurance. I think they sponsor the sandpit. You can get a quote and pay on line. At least they will give an agreed value for each bike and are specialist at ensuring bikes. Its not cheap about $330.00 per bike. Contents isn't much cheaper because they load the premiuim once you put the bikes on it. Being in the situation now i would have rather of obtained specialist insurance
Note the excess is $2000.00 though on each bike!
barty5
12th June 2008, 23:03
If/when we get some more bikes I will insure them with star insurance. I think they sponsor the sandpit. You can get a quote and pay on line. At least they will give an agreed value for each bike and are specialist at ensuring bikes. Its not cheap about $330.00 per bike. Contents isn't much cheaper because they load the premiuim once you put the bikes on it. Being in the situation now i would have rather of obtained specialist insurance
Note the excess is $2000.00 though on each bike!
shit that excess is high mine is covered for $12500 with a $1000 excess which isnt so bad as it only cost 11000
cheese
13th June 2008, 08:58
Star will give you no excess if you micro dot your bike.
cheese
13th June 2008, 09:05
Oh and it only costs about $150ish oper bike to micro dot it.
Check out changing everythign to AMI A&R. They will insure a bike for $70 each, but you have to have house, contents and car with them. Worth a try anyway.
portokiwi
13th June 2008, 09:11
I feel so sorry mate. Why cant these pricks leave things alone.
If they get cought what happens..... Very little. NZ govts looks more after the crims then the do for the public.
Makes me sick.:oi-grr:
WeeHaggis
20th June 2008, 20:50
Couldn't agree with you more portokiwi, the justice systems f#@ked, they need to be caught and taught crime dont pay:oi-grr:
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