coral thieves strike again!
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I'm not sure a store owner with all that video equipment installed could convince his friend or brother to break into the store to commit fraud.
There are so many venues to move this stuff now it would be easy. Nearly impossible to do a positive ID on the livestock so it will have to be the tape or fingerprints that convicts them.
opcorn:
I'm not sure a store owner with all that video equipment installed could convince his friend or brother to break into the store to commit fraud.
There are so many venues to move this stuff now it would be easy. Nearly impossible to do a positive ID on the livestock so it will have to be the tape or fingerprints that convicts them.
opcorn:
There are so many venues to move this stuff now it would be easy. Nearly impossible to do a positive ID on the livestock so it will have to be the tape or fingerprints that convicts them.
opcorn:
But Chad did make a good point to me today, who has infrared cameras, but no alarm system?
I'm still baffled that there isn't an ALARM system considering how much equipment and livestock. If it took two thieves a few buckets to walk out with $20,000 worth of stuff. I wonder how much in value there is left of the remaining inventory, $50K, $75K, $100K?. Is it not worth the $99 per month subscription? Between the discount in store insurance and piece of mind, it might have been worth it especially for what seems like a well-run SUCCESSFUL LFS to afford.
I'm assuming they're successful 'cause of all the high-end inventory of corals they stock.
I'm assuming they're successful 'cause of all the high-end inventory of corals they stock.
If indeed they are hobbyists I can almost guarantee they are not after the money, or its not their first priority anyway.
This is likely the only means they can afford to gloat and boast about their latest high-$$$ acquisition to their friends and fellow hobbyists.
I've seen the worst in humanity these past four years, mostly in the quest to be the latest and greatest hot dog on the block or simply to fit in with the clique.
Its like living Junior High all over again.
This is likely the only means they can afford to gloat and boast about their latest high-$$$ acquisition to their friends and fellow hobbyists.
I've seen the worst in humanity these past four years, mostly in the quest to be the latest and greatest hot dog on the block or simply to fit in with the clique.
Its like living Junior High all over again.
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