HereForTheBeer
First Officer
Flight distance : 5381368 ft
United States
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I suspect the owner is running a Ponzi scheme style business here.
They are probably swapping aircrafts around to different owners the same way you ended up with that P4A. That’s probably not the owner’s own P4A that’s probably someone else’s that came in earlier with issues looking to get business handled.
That P4A sounds broken or defective so it’s unlikely the shop owners because he or she would likely have a working one.
And as typical of such swapping and ponzu schemes they dip and run away, hide, etc. basically vanish so you can’t come running back in on them.
Best bet you can do is go to the police right now, surrender that phantom drone, and with your atterony work it out and detail everything to the police in both written and verbal form.
If this is a real scheme the longer you wait the harder it will be to win your specific case.
You should always make hidden identifiable marks on your drone Incase it’s stolen then Recovered and all serial numbers are removed (don’t count on them plugging the drone in to read anything).. you can point to a marking you made and show a photo to prove it’s exactly that. What I have done with my mavic Pro is I have 4 dots from a silver sharpie under the camera gimbal in each corner wher eit mounts, it doesn’t look too out of place and could even pass as a factory thing but no other mavic will have that hidden there. Plus it’s a real chore to clean off and unlikely that anyone doing a quick scam will touch that but they will strip serial numbers if they can or fake them. So if it’s recovered you need a way to prove that it is your own. |
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