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On Sunday, the bike was gone when the owner had to pick it up where he had parked it at Åkebergveien, near the Oslo police station.
On Monday, the owner of the bicycle went to the same police station and asked the police for help to "buy back" the bike, which he himself had paid 4,000 crowns.
He had seen the bike for sale with a picture on Finn.no. The photo was so good that the frame number was readable.
And the owner could show a receipt to the police with just the number of the frame as proof that it was his bike.
He had an agreement with the seller at Finn.no to go to Kjølberggata for trade. And he would like to bring the police.
"It is not so often that the police participate in such missions.In such cases, the owner must be able to document the current owner of the bike.It could act of the man in this and so became a patrol, "said Monday evening Line Scott operations officer at the Oslo police in Dagbladet.
Woman was selling
At the agreed place of purchase, the bicycle and a woman waited 30 years, arrested by the police. The bike has found the right owner and the seller of Finn.no is questioned by the police.
Finn.no does he have any legal responsibility for the expulsion of thieves?
Geir Petter Gjesen, Head of Consumer Safety, answers:
– No, no law gives us responsibility in this way. But we want everything to be correct, so we have our own security service and have advised consumers.
prepayment
The most common cases are pure fraud, which allows prepaid customers to not receive it now. In case of advance payment, we are working to reintroduce a new solution where the money is secure until the buyer has confirmed that the item or service is received, "said Gjesen to Dagbladet.
If items leave the stolen bike, the security officer recommends that you check with Finn.no if stolen items are displayed there.
– Otherwise, it is advisable to report to both the police and us. Between us and the police, there are problems in both directions, "said Geir Petter Gjessen.
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