A thief of opportunity. - Page 2

Less · 10-06-2009, 15:59

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Originally Posted by katex

Take it, you won't be entering the 'photo comp then this time ..

Just trying to cheer you up.

What a cheeky sod eh ? You would never think anyone would do that would you.

Ah, that moves you up the suspect list, make sure less can't enter the comp' anyway we can?

Well, o.k. I can't enter it, but let's hope we have some sunny day's and the rest of you take the time to get some really nice pic's uploaded.

Margaret Pilkington · 10-06-2009, 17:22

Less did you report the theft to the police?
And are you insured.....you may be able to make a claim for a new one.
I know you said the door was undone, but thieves have been known to rob places whilst the owner was on the premises......and if that was the case then maybe you would get your claim OK'd.

Less · 10-06-2009, 17:37

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Less did you report the theft to the police?
And are you insured.....you may be able to make a claim for a new one.
I know you said the door was undone, but thieves have been known to rob places whilst the owner was on the premises......and if that was the case then maybe you would get your claim OK'd.

All the above have been considered, thank you.

Margaret Pilkington · 10-06-2009, 17:45

good Less....I hope you get an acceptable outcome.

blazey · 11-06-2009, 18:27

Wouldn't it not be better for them to ring the police rather than ringing you? What would you do exactly?

jaysay · 11-06-2009, 19:20

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Originally Posted by blazey

Wouldn't it not be better for them to ring the police rather than ringing you? What would you do exactly?

Go back to sleep blazey, you really don't want to know

Restless · 14-06-2009, 23:53

my mum and dads next door neighbour was robbed while he was in bath

Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Less did you report the theft to the police?
And are you insured.....you may be able to make a claim for a new one.
I know you said the door was undone, but thieves have been known to rob places whilst the owner was on the premises......and if that was the case then maybe you would get your claim OK'd.

Polly_45 · 15-06-2009, 01:42

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Originally Posted by blazey

Wouldn't it not be better for them to ring the police rather than ringing you? What would you do exactly?

think you will need a crime reference number from the police to give to your insurers.im not a lawyer but i do know that

jaysay · 15-06-2009, 09:38

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Originally Posted by Polly_45

think you will need a crime reference number from the police to give to your insurers.im not a lawyer but i do know that

Absolutely spot on, the only trouble is you may just get one over the telephone rather than when you get a home visit

derekgas · 15-06-2009, 10:44

Hope you get it back Less, wouldve been nice for something to fall on them from the scaffolding!

Less · 15-06-2009, 14:39

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Originally Posted by derekgas

Hope you get it back Less, wouldve been nice for something to fall on them from the scaffolding!

Not for the person falling, better instead, that they just dropped a hammer.

blazey · 18-06-2009, 06:26

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Originally Posted by Polly_45

think you will need a crime reference number from the police to give to your insurers.im not a lawyer but i do know that

That wasn't my point. Less said if someone tries to sell them a camera of a certain description then ring him, rather than ring the police.

If I was offered a camera to buy of that description, I wouldn't be ringing Less even though I knew it would likely be his, I'd ring the police first and let them know why I suspect it was stolen and then it would be the police's job to ring Less surely?

Never mind.