I registered for but did not run Boston as I am injured. But the day after the race, I received a notice from the Marathon Foto company to buy my images. Out of curiosity I clicked the link to my images and found someone wearing my assigned number. Further investigation on the BAA site suggests that my bib was a DNS - as it was. Curious.
Good question. You should probably ask someone.
marathoninvestigation.com
This needs more attention
You answered your own question.
Yes someone used your bib
Oh well.
Bib Bob wrote:
I registered for but did not run Boston as I am injured. But the day after the race, I received a notice from the Marathon Foto company to buy my images. Out of curiosity I clicked the link to my images and found someone wearing my assigned number. Further investigation on the BAA site suggests that my bib was a DNS - as it was. Curious.
Sounds like someone may have forged it, since the bib was not detected on any timing mats.
This didn't harm you or anyone else so no big deal.
No harm no foul wrote:
This didn't harm you or anyone else so no big deal.
We've found your bib bandit! That was quick.
Bib#? Help us help Boston.
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