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04-09-2010, 09:55 AM
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ALERT....huge, huge BB card collection theft
Originally Posted by T206Collector......
" If the house was actually protected by an alarm that was disabled by thieves, then it is virtually certain that the victim knew the thieves to some capacity and may very well be an inside job. " T206Collector you better clarify what you are alluding to...."inside job" ? Paul....I will give you the benefit of the doubt, that you didn't mean what these words of your's imply; but, I expect a explanation ! ? And, spare us your lawyer diatribe. Incidently, there was NO insurance coverage on this collection. TED Z 
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