Safe Deposit Boxes Aren’t Safe

[geoffbot]

That's a long article. What's the tldr please?!

[Samanator]

Or my trusted method a gun safe and wireless cloud connected cameras.


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[synequano]

So can this one fit using Walken’s method??

[Chicolabronse]

So can this one fit using Walken’s method??

No probs!




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[happyscrappyheropup]

My feeling is that the value and number of items “lost” is often inflated by the owner in order to increase any legal claim they can make. The missing items are never the least valuable.

In the case of the main subject of the article, the bank opened his box, inventoried it, then returned less items to him than what they originally inventoried.

“There’s no question that Wells Fargo drilled the box and took the contents out of it, put in storage and then returned it,” John North, a lawyer representing the bank, said at a court hearing last year. “The underlying dispute is, was everything returned or not?”
That isn’t really in dispute. When Wells Fargo employees opened Mr. Poniz’s box, they created an inventory that included 92 watches. When workers at the bank’s storage facility in North Carolina counted the items, they listed only 85. Also missing were dozens of rare coins that were listed in the first inventory, but not the second.

[Col Angus]

In the case of the main subject of the article, the bank opened his box, inventoried it, then returned less items to him than what they originally inventoried.

True, but the missing items happen to be worth quite a considerable sum. Others in the article were missing multiple, and very expensive articles. Claims are easier to prove with evidence in the form of receipts, photographs, appraisals, police reports etc.

Not trying to judge anyone’s credibility but sometimes the worst of human nature takes over.


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[synequano]

Just feel like posting this one here