marshg246
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No, they freely admit that I did not sell it and that it did not leave VA. VA simply has a computer system that looks for VINs titled in another state and invalidates the VA title. Trust me, I fully understand that it is beyond belief and stupid. You can imagine how my 44 years as a programmer, especially of communications, data, and databases, can understand their mistake and their ill-advised auto-reliance on a computer system.The burden of proof is on them. Can they produce notification from you it was sold?
They simply don't follow one of my mottos: "Computers are here to server people, people are not here to serve computers". Movies are made about scary AI - unimportant - turning things over to computers programmed with poorly thought-out use cases is the real problem - I see it everywhere. "Can't be wrong, the computer says...."
If you read my latest big post, you'll see that I'm now trying to fix the source (embarrass the source into fixing their problem). IN the middle of it, I said: "Somehow, your organization and/or the DoJ need to make the States understand the system and quit doing this. I now know of several more cases in various states who have similar problems – each State acts differently. I am being pushed to lead a class action suit on this – I really don’t want to spend the rest of my life fighting your organization and the DoJ, but I really don’t like that my motorcycle has been stolen by bureaucracy and that I have a collection of motorcycles that can be stolen one-by-one in the same manner."