What would you do?

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My Domincan friend owns a deeded lot near a resort outside Puerto Plata. She went to inspect the property and found somebody moved a bunch of storage containers, and heavy equipment onto the property. Basically made it a construction site storage lot. They've got front loaders, a steam roller, back hoes and more up on the lot. She got an order for removal but can't pay the sheriff or a company to come remove the equipment. Anyone know of a company that would confiscate and store it on commission? Has to be hundreds of thousands worth of heavy equipment there.
 

irishpaddy

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My Domincan friend owns a deeded lot near a resort outside Puerto Plata. She went to inspect the property and found somebody moved a bunch of storage containers, and heavy equipment onto the property. Basically made it a construction site storage lot. They've got front loaders, a steam roller, back hoes and more up on the lot. She got an order for removal but can't pay the sheriff or a company to come remove the equipment. Anyone know of a company that would confiscate and store it on commission? Has to be hundreds of thousands worth of heavy equipment there.
Surely she has friends like your goodself ....so who needs a company ........move the stuff yourselves
 

FF1

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I always find it interesting/funny when a Dominican asks a gringo to help solve a problem he/she is having with another Dominican. Just pull over the "compramos hierro viejo neverra viejas..." guys and sell it to them.
 

FF1

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PS. Sell it for scrap. Any questions if the owners ever show up; someone is stealing it so you better get the rest of it outta here before it's all gone. When in Rome...
 

JD Jones

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Charge em' a few thousand dollars a month rent.

If you want to know who it belongs to just start having it moved and they'll show up in a flash.
 
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CristoRey

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Always deal with Dominicans same as a Dominican would deal with them.
You can thank me later.
 
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johne

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Put up a sign "Equipo en Venta - Barato" and the owner will come running
LOL...if that was stolen equipment the "seller" who put up the sign , would be complicit in the crime,no?

This is the first and only post from OP... why is he/she believable?
 

CG

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Palo's and barbed wire are cheap, put up a fence delineating the property and hang "Private Property" signs... Then sell them their own equipment, it's a win win. They get their stuff back and you make a little profit for the inconvenience..
 

JD Jones

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Palo's and barbed wire are cheap, put up a fence delineating the property and hang "Private Property" signs... Then sell them their own equipment, it's a win win. They get their stuff back and you make a little profit for the inconvenience..
That wouldn't even faze them. Armed guard maybe? Ask around and find out who they belong to?

I had something happen like that to a friend. They dumped a bunch of sugar in the fuel tanks. Expensive lesson.