Date:         Sun, 6 Aug 2000 07:03:40 -0400
Reply-To:     Dan Johnston <johnstond@mailserver.volvo.com>
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From:         Dan Johnston <johnstond@mailserver.volvo.com>
Organization: Volvo Cars of North America
Subject:      Re: Radio Codes Available
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I think anyone who takes the time to wade through 100 or so emails daily, read
peoples problems and be a good as everyone seems to be on this list hasn't
stolen any radios. Really, lets think about this....You're caught with a
stolen VW radio, a vw radio, why would anyone want to steal a VW radio? Ok,
I'm crazy enough to steal one, no I have to fire up my PC (not certain how
many radio stealers have PC's), look for this web site, make conversation that
sort of sounds VDUBish, and ask for a radio code.
Oh well, out to pick up some trash down the street some drinking kids did last
night...looking for VW's to rip radios out of.
dan

John Brush wrote:

> >I work at the VW Dealer and would be happy to supply anyone with a radio
> >code.  All you have to send me is the serial # off the side of the radio.
> >This requires that you actually pull the radio out of the sleeve to jot
> >down the number.
>
> That's really a nice offer. I have six radios that I have stolen recently
> and as you know, they are worthless without those codes, so its nice to
> see that I can still make a living the easy way.
>
> I have been wrong before, but shouldn't someone have to prove its their
> radio before getting the codes to reset it, either from the dealer, or
> through this kind offer??
>
> Just curious.
>
> John