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<p>[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 7925835, member: 100459"]Most quality hotels/motels have very sturdy large safes. I liked one hotel that had a room built specifically to hold items for its customers. It's door to the safe has a key that the manager or person in charge has a key. Inside are Safety Deposit Box-like safes that the manager has a key and the patron is given a key. I use to travel a lot with my job, and at times I had cash and other precious items that had to be secured. I asked if they ever had a loss. They said "Yes, but only one. Then we put in our "safe" about 10 years earlier and have had no losses since."</p><p>On a family vacation, I usually carried a few hundred dollars in cash. (This was about 35 years ago.) I had 3 $100 bills. When we went to swim, I left the bills hidden (I thought.) in our clothes. When I came back to the room, I checked, and found the bills missing. I reported it to the Manager of the motel and then the police. You wouldn't believe what the police and the manager did. They had forensics check for fingerprints. It seems that this motel had fingerprints on file for all their employees. The police matched their fingerprints with the ones on file with the motel. It turned out that it was one of the maids. I was surprised at the actions taken by the motel and the police. That was in Charlotte.</p><p>Just be careful carrying valuable things. I have a concealed gun permit and I carry a Glock 9mm. At home I have a Rottweiler, a Pit Bull, and an Australian Shepherd in and out of the house, along with a Wire Terrier and two Cheweenies in the house.</p><p>I live about 20 miles from any city/town, so police/deputies are useless.</p><p>I guess what I am saying, any loss you sustain, is your own fault for not taken steps to secure your home. A friend of mine had a German Shepherd and he thought his dog would protect his home. The only thing stolen was the dog.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jim Dale, post: 7925835, member: 100459"]Most quality hotels/motels have very sturdy large safes. I liked one hotel that had a room built specifically to hold items for its customers. It's door to the safe has a key that the manager or person in charge has a key. Inside are Safety Deposit Box-like safes that the manager has a key and the patron is given a key. I use to travel a lot with my job, and at times I had cash and other precious items that had to be secured. I asked if they ever had a loss. They said "Yes, but only one. Then we put in our "safe" about 10 years earlier and have had no losses since." On a family vacation, I usually carried a few hundred dollars in cash. (This was about 35 years ago.) I had 3 $100 bills. When we went to swim, I left the bills hidden (I thought.) in our clothes. When I came back to the room, I checked, and found the bills missing. I reported it to the Manager of the motel and then the police. You wouldn't believe what the police and the manager did. They had forensics check for fingerprints. It seems that this motel had fingerprints on file for all their employees. The police matched their fingerprints with the ones on file with the motel. It turned out that it was one of the maids. I was surprised at the actions taken by the motel and the police. That was in Charlotte. Just be careful carrying valuable things. I have a concealed gun permit and I carry a Glock 9mm. At home I have a Rottweiler, a Pit Bull, and an Australian Shepherd in and out of the house, along with a Wire Terrier and two Cheweenies in the house. I live about 20 miles from any city/town, so police/deputies are useless. I guess what I am saying, any loss you sustain, is your own fault for not taken steps to secure your home. A friend of mine had a German Shepherd and he thought his dog would protect his home. The only thing stolen was the dog.[/QUOTE]
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