anybody recognize these tools?

[Fazerruss]

A mate asked my advice about the mig in the pic. When he contacted the seller all he got was one word answers and would only meet halfway at a destination rather than allowing viewings at his own address. Sounds a bit fishy to me so I thought I'd spread the word in case these might have belonged to someone on here.
They are advertised on Facebook.

 

[mike 109444]

I think there is a way of susing where a pic was taken IF the pic taker failed to turn off some location thing in the pic format (meta file info or sumet) Check out ori pic ?

 

[chunkolini]

Good work Fazerrus.
might be an innocent sale, but worth looking into it.

 

[BrokenBiker]

where is the seller based roughly? I don't recognise any of it as my own but a mate had a press nicked not too long ago and is identical to that one. Probably not the same one if its miles away though

 

[Fazerruss]

My mate lives in Barnsley South Yorkshire. I assume it would have been advertised on some sort of for sale locally face book page.

 

[rtbcomp]

I was going to send a link to this thread to South Yorkshire Police, but like all corporate websites it's all bull**** with no useful method of contacting them.

 

[fizzy]

Police don't care much.
I had a trailer nicked a few years ago. Just after spending £400 on new suspension gggrrrrr. I saw an advert in the local free ads - trailer for sale - just had new heavy duty suspension.
I phoned about it - bloke sounded so dodgy.
I told the Police - they didnt want to know. No evidence blah blah. A quick look is all it needed.
So if anyone sees this let me know!!!

 

[sardine]

Tell them the seller is a Brazilian electrician ?

 

[ford34/2]

Could be way off but I`d imagine contents from one site, whether its stolen I wouldnt like to say, selling as a job lot to an experienced eye raises suspicion. Lot more money to make selling individually.
Stan

 

[zx9]

Looking at the image in Photoshop there is no EXIF data so it has either been 'saved for the web' ( small file size and no EXIF) or it has got stripped out by one of the web sites that it has been posted on.

 

[bigbadbugga]

There's plenty of exit data for the pic, but no location data, so it's likely to have been taken on a regular digital camera with no gps.

 

[zx9]

There's plenty of exit data for the pic, but no location data, so it's likely to have been taken on a regular digital camera with no gps.

Interesting, I can not see any data in PS or Bridge.

 

[fizzy]

Facebook etc usually strip out all the data.