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the BEST method eva!
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4030180105…
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I don't understand license plate blocking. What nefarious acts are you protecting yourself from by blocking it? People can see your license plate on the road all the time.
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What's so hard with Paint?
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Torchinsky did a pretty good write up on the subject last year.
http://jalopnik.com/5941797/should…
I'd blur plates out of courtesy, more than anything.
!!! UNKNOWN CONTENT TYPE !!!
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Thanks, I missed that.
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Needs moar boobs.
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With so many apps (CL, eBay) for smartphones these days, some of these photos never see a proper computer.
Plus, some people are just lazy and/or not creative.
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I don't see any point in blurring a license plate on something common, say a fairly new, stock Toyota Accord. But if the car is somewhat rare, or has a bunch of money in modifications, etc., I can't imagine a good reason to post information on the internet that could allow a potential thief to track down the location of said vehicle.