Showing posts with label theft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theft. Show all posts

Friday, August 24, 2007

sPrint Talk




sequel to I HATE sPRINT, talk show about sPRINT CSRs

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Wednesday, August 8, 2007

My News Story




This is a video I took with the old digital "picture camera" of my story about how our car was broken into. It was on our local news and I wanted to make people aware of the dangers of leaving belongings in your car. It's common sense, but we always tend to push fate, don't we? Sorry about the quality. That camera only does 30 seconds of recording at a time. Grr! I want my Camcorder back!

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Sunday, July 29, 2007

Dude, somebody stole my pool! Theft or fraud?




After spending some time trying to figure out how somebody could have pulled off such a caper without spilling any of the water, this short Fox News segment made me think.

I now believe that if anyone solves this case, it probably won't be the police. It will most likely be an investigator from an insurance company. I am not saying this is a case of fraud, but I do bet that an investigator for the Fraud Division of an insurance company might have a lot of questions to ask, and a lot of dots to connect.

If you have thoughts of a way this "theft" could have been perpetrated, leave your comments. Let's compare notes!

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LOJACK & NICB KICK OFF EDUCATION INITIATIVE WITH SURVEY THAT REV


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LOJACK & NICB KICK OFF EDUCATION INITIATIVE WITH SURVEY THAT REVEALS AMERICANS ARE VULNERABLE TO VEHICLE AND ASSOCIATED IDENTITY THEFT Name July (the Highest Vehicle Theft Month of the Year) as "National Vehicle Theft Protection Month" Americans are not taking the necessary precautions to protect their vehicles from theft and are putting themselves at risk for identity theft based on what they leave in their cars, trucks and SUVs, according to a survey released today by LoJack Corporation (NASDAQ: LOJN) and the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB). The two leading authorities on vehicle theft protection kicked off a joint education initiative with this survey and named July (the highest vehicle theft month of the year) as "National Vehicle Theft Protection Month." "LoJack and NICB have joined forces because we believe that many Americans are leaving themselves exposed to today's professional thieves. Our survey has confirmed the need for consumer education around this issue," said Ronald V. Waters, President and Chief Operating Officer of LoJack. "Not only have we created a month for consumers to focus on this important matter, but also we are making available valuable theft protection information that can help consumers change some of the negative behaviors we uncovered in our survey."

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Thursday, July 12, 2007

LOJACK & NICB KICK OFF EDUCATION INITIATIVE WITH SURVEY...




LOJACK & NICB KICK OFF EDUCATION INITIATIVE WITH SURVEY THAT REVEALS AMERICANS ARE VULNERABLE TO VEHICLE AND ASSOCIATED IDENTITY THEFT

Name July (the Highest Vehicle Theft Month of the Year) as "National Vehicle Theft Protection Month"

Americans are not taking the necessary precautions to protect their vehicles from theft and are putting themselves at risk for identity theft based on what they leave in their cars, trucks and SUVs, according to a survey released today by LoJack Corporation (NASDAQ: LOJN) and the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB). The two leading authorities on vehicle theft protection kicked off a joint education initiative with this survey and named July (the highest vehicle theft month of the year) as "National Vehicle Theft Protection Month."

"LoJack and NICB have joined forces because we believe that many Americans are leaving themselves exposed to today's professional thieves. Our survey has confirmed the need for consumer education around this issue," said Ronald V. Waters, President and Chief Operating Officer of LoJack. "Not only have we created a month for consumers to focus on this important matter, but also we are making available valuable theft protection information that can help consumers change some of the negative behaviors we uncovered in our survey."

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