Shop and police united in fight against crime
9:26am Wednesday 20th June 2012 in News
A SECOND-hand shop is working with police to crack down on people trying to sell stolen mobile phones and computers.
Cash Converters in Bolton has a zero tolerance policy against stolen goods.
All customers have to supply two forms of identification as well as have their photograph taken.
The shop has taken it to the next level with mobiles and computers, which have to be run past the Checkmend system, allowing stores to see whether the phone has been reported to the police or mobile provider as stolen.
The store will also be notified for the next 30 days following the initial check in case the item is reported as stolen after the item has been sold to Cash Converters. Richard Pilgrim, business development manager said: “Our relationship with local police and systems like Checkmend are vital to our business. the stringent policies are enabling us to eliminate stolen goods passing through our store.”
Comments(3)
JIMMT COLLINS
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11:04am Wed 20 Jun 12
AND AS FOR HAVING THERE PHOTO TAKEN A SMACK RAT IS ONLY THINKING ABOUT IT"S NEXT FIX
stantheman133
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2:56pm Wed 20 Jun 12

DoubleD74 says...
10:08am Wed 20 Jun 12