Sorry about what happened. My hats off to you for keeping a meticulous record of all your items. I don't even know some codes in mind. All I can remember is how many bags I have in total. I hope you could somehow trace them.
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Whenever I purchase an item I look for its date code and write it down, in case something like this happens, as well as the location and date of purchase. If I sell something or loan it to a family member then its details are noted as well. It's something that my mom and aunt taught me and it's how they successfully keep track of their collections.Sorry about what happened. My hats off to you for keeping a meticulous record of all your items. I don't even know some codes in mind. All I can remember is how many bags I have in total. I hope you could somehow trace them.
Whenever I purchase an item I look for its date code and write it down, in case something like this happens, as well as the location and date of purchase. If I sell something or loan it to a family member then it's details are noted as well. It's something that my mom and aunt taught me and it's how they successfully keep track of their collections.
Thank youIm sorry this happened to you.hugs
Thank you for your support and yes, I do believe the thief is an employee but I can't prove it. Yet.This is awful! I'm so sorry. It sounds, to me at least, as though it may be an employee (who has access to keys), or even a previous tenant (though less likely). Either way, WHEN they catch the person, I hope they are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. I'm so glad your family will be with you for support... please keep us posted.
It's a little tedious but it has made reporting my loss to the authorities, online, and to other locations such as a pawn shop so much easier and accurate.Thanks for sharing. Now I feel like I have a lot of catching up to do as I don't even write anything down. I used to write when I purchase them but was too complacent to update it. No one loans anything from me not even my mom. [emoji16]
Whenever I purchase an item I look for its date code and write it down, in case something like this happens, as well as the location and date of purchase. If I sell something or loan it to a family member then its details are noted as well. It's something that my mom and aunt taught me and it's how they successfully keep track of their collections.