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The UK’s National Equestrian Crime
Database – NECD – has launched
three social media pages to help spread
the word about its FREE crime prevention
service to horse owners.
The NECD social pages are -
Blog - http://equestriancrime.wordpress.com
Twitter - http://twitter.com/EquestrianCrime
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/necdequestrian
The NECD is the most advanced equestrian
crime database in the world. It is designed
to protect your horse and your equestrian
estate, and is now FREE for the first
year’s registration; membership
costs just £10 thereafter, per year.
Members can register their horses, saddles,
tack, vehicles, rugs and machinery at
the website http://www.necd.org.uk, and
can include photos. Any user, whether
a member or not, can log on to search
any alpha-numeric mark such as Freezemarks,
Passports, VIN, Chassis, Microchip, Serial
or NECD numbers to see whether goods are
registered as stolen or not.
NECD members benefit from real time services
communicated by email crime alerts and
SMS messages. To report a crime, contact
NECD immediately on: 0800 019 9044, or
visit http://www.necd.org.uk to register.
The NECD’s ambassadors include Jenny
Loriston-Clarke, Amy Stovold and Jane
Holderness-Roddham.
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