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>Anyone know how long it takes for reported cameras to be verified?
>
>(posted rather than emailed directly as if Darren answers it may be useful
>for everyone!)
>

> On Sun, 23 Apr 2006 10:50:23 +0100, cupra
> wrote:
>
>> Anyone know how long it takes for reported cameras to be verified?
>>
>> (posted rather than emailed directly as if Darren answers it may be
>> useful for everyone!)
>>
>
>
> same answers as there was in the last time this was asked a few posts
> up.

> BORG wrote:
>> On Sun, 23 Apr 2006 10:50:23 +0100, cupra
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Anyone know how long it takes for reported cameras to be verified?
>>>
>>> (posted rather than emailed directly as if Darren answers it may be
>>> useful for everyone!)
>>>
>>
>>
>> same answers as there was in the last time this was asked a few posts
>> up.
>
> Where? Seen plenty about the database and some new cameras that have been
> added....
>

>
> cupra wrote in message
> news:4b1mc3Fvf0maU1@individual.net...
>> BORG wrote:
>>> On Sun, 23 Apr 2006 10:50:23 +0100, cupra
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Anyone know how long it takes for reported cameras to be verified?
>>>>
>>>> (posted rather than emailed directly as if Darren answers it may be
>>>> useful for everyone!)
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> same answers as there was in the last time this was asked a few posts
>>> up.
>>
>> Where? Seen plenty about the database and some new cameras that have been
>> added....
>>
> The database isnt kept updated as the company might suggest as I still
> see inaccurate data after 6 months. A payment is required to make money,
> nothing else, I doubt anyone drives around checking the data.

> All info was submitted FREE by the public until someone realised they
> could make money from it and then tried saying people were not misled.

> I wouldnt pay as all the data is FREE on P2P networks.
>

> Anyone know how long it takes for reported cameras to be verified?
>
> (posted rather than emailed directly as if Darren answers it may be
> useful for everyone!)

> The database isnt kept updated as the company might suggest as I
> still see inaccurate data after 6 months. A payment is required to
> make money, nothing else, I doubt anyone drives around checking the
> data. All info was submitted FREE by the public until someone
> realised they could make money from it and then tried saying people
> were not misled. I wouldnt pay as all the data is FREE on P2P networks.

> cupra wrote:
>> Anyone know how long it takes for reported cameras to be verified?
>>
>> (posted rather than emailed directly as if Darren answers it may be
>> useful for everyone!)
>
> Depending on when you file the report it takes between 4 - 6 weeks
> for the confirmation. If yours is the first report of a fixed camera
> location received then you will automatically receive an email at
> this point and have your subscription upgraded to lifetime
> membership. Its worth clarifying that this system is only available
> to current subscribers.
> For the record, since launch we have awaded just over 100 lifetime
> memberships to users reporting new fixed locations.