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Can anyone help me how to delete my Account? I cant find the button for it.
Best regards
Can anyone help me how to delete my Account? I cant find the button for it.
Best regards
Man ...that was in cold bloodThere is no such button that mere users can press. However, the forum software has the functionality necessary to do so, in compliance with GDPR regulations, and I have just used it.
-Uwe-
Did you see his one and only prior post?Man ...that was in cold blood
I must admit that I have not.Was that post the only one ?Did you see his one and only prior post?
-Uwe-
It's difficult to find now that his username is no longer a link, but he had posted pictures of the interface he was using and needless to say, it was not legitimate.I must admit that I have not.Was that post the only one ?
Never said this boss..but would it hurt if i do admit being a VCDS pirate from 2010-11 until 2015 ? I have like hundreds of pirate scans man, i didn't even know that a real licensed VCDS existed until 2015 , i was thinking that was it . However, to somehow wahs my hands of it, OBD2 diagnostics took off around year 2008-2009 in Romania and i've become a part of the trend in 2010-11 or so..It's difficult to find now that his username is no longer a link, but he had posted pictures of the interface he was using and needless to say, it was not legitimate.
-Uwe-
No, not at all. I have no problem with reformed pirates. Several people here who I consider valuable contributors are in that category.would it hurt if i do admit being a VCDS pirate from 2010-11 until 2015 ?
That puts a sobering note on my starting plug in diagnostics at the end of the 1980's!OBD2 diagnostics took off around year 2008-2009 in Romania
Well..since OBD2 unified manufacturers around the world in or around 2000-2001 -ish , i think it s not that far fetched that it took about 8 -9 yrs before private persons like me began to do this kind of work. I am sure that people in my country were used to less complicated cars for a good chunk of time since 1989 when we started to get some "foreign" cars in the country. That being said , mechanics used to repair the cars by simptoms rather than having help form diagnostic tools. And anyway , from 1990 up to nearly 2000 each car manufacturer had their own obd tool and type of socket. Mercedes had a big 38 pins/14 pins socket , bmw a 38 pins smaller socket ,renault had annother square socket , vw had 2+2 or something like that socket. After unified obd2 standard , the best multimanufacturer tool was Delphi but that tool was somewhere around 3-4 thousand dollars.Then there were the dealers who had their own diagnostic tools and people will go there. So this being said...2008-9 was really the time when private techs appeared in Romania perhaps just as @Uwe got started Rosstech , tired of superinflated dealer prices and the lack of a diy obd tool maybe for his VW s.. And since then , it really took off after 2012-13 when chinese clones of just about any diagnostic tool type flooded the market at crazy low prices. Nowdays you can find thousands of people here that are doing diagnostics as a hobby to make some extra cash. However , my full time job is diagnosis and sometimes clients come to me / or more experienced techs after they went to some novice that would not know to explain what this and that error means , they think that if they can tell a error that it..they fixed it. Many a times behind a said error stands another defect ...and they do not have the experience to check that. This is where i kick thier novice arses because i see anywhere between 8-15 cars a day and i take some for repairs and novices they see maybe 1-2 and send them to mechanic shops for repairs.That puts a sobering note on my starting plug in diagnostics at the end of the 1980's!
Regards HMC
Uwe began the adventure in 1999 when he could not work on his own 1997 GTi. In 2000 Ross-Tech was launched selling VAG-COM. Want to read the history? This is a good article:So this being said...2008-9 was really the time when private techs appeared in Romania perhaps just as @Uwe got started Rosstech , tired of superinflated dealer prices and the lack of a diy obd tool maybe for his VW s..
yeah i know that he started way earlier, my saying was just in the context of things.Uwe began the adventure in 1999 when he could not work on his own 1997 GTi. In 2000 Ross-Tech was launched selling VAG-COM. Want to read the history? This is a good article:
An Enthusiastic Success
Its dated to be sure.. but still tells much of the story.
I'm sure @Uwe will take care of it as soon as he's online .He will be merciless and with one click you will forever dissapear from this forum's history....poof.... Magic ...kinda like the Witcherhi. i would like to have my profile deleted as well. so could you please do that?
This account has been anonymized in accordance with GDPR rules.hi. i would like to have my profile deleted as well. so could you please do that?