Custom Maxima stole a picture of my car

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Sep 17, 2006 | 06:24 PM

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4MySwee

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From: Greer, SC

And your comment about masturbating contributed what to this thread?

I agree that is much easier to gripe than do anything about it! But, it is also agreed that it's just poor taste to use someones photo (regardless of what it is) without their 'ok'. A car is a personal item! You know this, that people feel an attachment to their whips. To me, it would feel invasive also, even thought I too, am also bone stock as well. Just be considerate and ask!

I responded to you because your comments were grotesque. My opinion!

Sep 17, 2006 | 07:06 PM

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upstatemax

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From: Clifton Park, NY

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Originally Posted by atifsays

It's a guy complaining about a company using a picture of his pretty much stock car. Where is the need to use intellect here? Please though, if you can inform me where I should place some intellect in this conversation I just might. Statements like yours are pointless and have no bearing on this whole thread. Do you really think that there is any need in posting in the vendor experience when the only experience that you have had is that the company liked your car so much to use it for an example as one of their product. Is that all what people seem to want to do in this site, is b*tch. I swear man. Some people just need to chill out and pull that long wide stick out of their a$$.

Yes your comment was soooo beneficial... Next time I need a way to connect masturbating to everyday activities I will certainly contact you.

As was said, it is not a HUGE deal; but it was done in poor taste and no matter what, internet theft like this is a huge problem. It goes further when companies take photos and use them to showcase products and they are wrong. I can remember one such thread, a company stole someone’s pics of his bodykit to put up on the page... Except he had custom work done to it and people would have been getting a false impression of what they are buying.