Lenona
2023-12-14 19:06:31 UTC
I admit, my first thought upon seeing the "10 Hiding Spots" article was "oh great! You've just provided a guidebook to all the rookie burglars out there!"
But it's worth reading anyway, I guess. However, I, for one, will never use the trick of putting something valuable into something everyday-looking, such as a book that's had its pages cut out - never mind a bag that was originally marketed and sold with FOOD in it! Anyone should know that the object could too easily get thrown out - or misplaced. Especially if one has a lot of books.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/10-hiding-spots-burglars-always-look-first/ss-AA146I28?ocid=mailsignout&pc=U591&cvid=a67fbc79427242b2942ccb79642d5f30&ei=150#image=1
Anyway, it was the second one that got me really concerned - just from the title. Not that I know how reliable Reader's Digest is these days.
I have to say that I never heard of #10.
"26 Secrets an Identity Thief Definitely Doesn’t Want You to Know"
https://www.rd.com/list/identity-thief-secrets/
But it's worth reading anyway, I guess. However, I, for one, will never use the trick of putting something valuable into something everyday-looking, such as a book that's had its pages cut out - never mind a bag that was originally marketed and sold with FOOD in it! Anyone should know that the object could too easily get thrown out - or misplaced. Especially if one has a lot of books.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/10-hiding-spots-burglars-always-look-first/ss-AA146I28?ocid=mailsignout&pc=U591&cvid=a67fbc79427242b2942ccb79642d5f30&ei=150#image=1
Anyway, it was the second one that got me really concerned - just from the title. Not that I know how reliable Reader's Digest is these days.
I have to say that I never heard of #10.
"26 Secrets an Identity Thief Definitely Doesn’t Want You to Know"
https://www.rd.com/list/identity-thief-secrets/