STOLEN from Fairy Meadow: my mum's large cement Leopard I brought all the way back from QLD after she died ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜, please let me know if you see it anywhere or someone trying to sell it
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My Hx Holden got stolen from two Hampton close Narre Warren South 2012 and I believe it is in the factory somewhere in Moorabbin
Car was stolen from 2 Hampton close narre warren 2012. I believe it’s hiding out in a panel shop in morranin one street back from the big pokie venue
Laptop
Dell G7 7588 Laptop 15 inches Has missing key (comma, apostrophe key) next to Enter key Black tape covering front camera Service tag = 3G59FP2
Laptop was in big Flylite backpack. Also had numerous other things including a Passport and a book titled Before The God Fiction Took Over Earth and Aegis Geek Vape Vapouriser Black/Rainbow colour amongst many thing
Bird
Still Missing LOST: Ricky, Cockatiel, GLENALTA 8/5/19
Female Cockatiel. Yellow, grey & white. Pearl markings, tame, 6yo. Lost from Gannet Ave, Glenalta. Much loved family member! REWARD OFFERED! Phone 8278 1252 or Facebook message me. The first photo was taken in 2016. The second photo was taken on 30/12/2018, showing the Pearl markings on Ricky's wings and back. Ricky has an UNUSUALLY ROUNDED CHEST and STANDS VERY UPRIGHT. These descriptions may not be apparent to other people so All leads are gratefully appreciated!! Please Share if you can!
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Pendant
Lost in Stockland Shellharbour today my spinner pendant, similar, but not identical, to the one pictured. Sentimental value.
Motor Bike
Hey ladies and gents, had my xr600 stolen from in front of the Wesley hospital today on chasley street in brisbane. I’d really appreciate if […]
dog
Still missing since 19/4/20. Reward $2000 last seen Knotts crossing on the 21/4. Bull Terrier his name is Chiko
Mini Quad bike
My sons little red quad bike has been stolen from a property on Canopus Circuit Atherton Tuesday night. If anyone notices someone with a new […]
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One simple rule to follow when listing an Ad – so people can find it:
Describe it!
One of the most common mistakes when listing an ad is just posting a photo of the item with no description. Many people believe that a photo says it all! In many cases it does, but not in this case.
The problem is a photo is just a photo and unless it comes with descriptive tags, a photo on its own won't show up in the search results. unless it’s been added to an indexed database, where further description is necessary.
Even if it has been listed in the right category on a database, your ad may be competing with hundreds of similar ads.
That’s where your description plays a very important part.
Details such as the: Make/Brand, model number and colour can refine search results in some cases from 1000 ads down to a dozen or so. Meaning 1. Your ad will show up first and 2. People searching for your ad are much less likely to give up the search early.
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Theft Responsibility – whose is it?
It’s hard to imagine during these unprecedented times that there is still an element out there, stealing from others. Many of us are beyond caring why, we just want it to stop and we want theft responsibility, not just slapped on the back of the wrists and let loose to find another score. Police do their best, but the courts (when they are caught) decide for whatever reason, that the general public can handle the risk of another theft in the name of rehabilitation, and so let them free, with little to no compensation to the original victim.
Our hands are tied, many of us frustrated at the lack of accountability to the ones that do wrong and lack of support for the ones that do right. In the meantime, we all get to pay higher insurance premiums to replace the items stolen, just so these people have something nice and new to steal in the future. This is fuelling an industry thats gaining far too much momentum.
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Covid-19 The perfect Opportunity
Few of us on this planet are unaffected by the recent outbreak of Covid-19. Australia is in lock down and the majority of us are at home for way longer than most of us are happy with.
It's a very rare opportunity we have to tick off a few things off the long standing list of things to do.
One of which is to take a log of property we have in case an item is lost or stolen in the future. There is nothing worse than losing a beautiful family heirloom and unique piece of jewellery, which no description can do justice.
Thankfully, with today's technology, this is a very simple task. Smart phones these days come with well equipped camera's perfectly designed for the job.
Put an hour aside one day and take photos of all your valuable assets, focus on one item at a time and take different angles if warranted ie. Your pushbike may be a stock standard bike, but most of them have something unique about them. ie. scratches/dents …