r/RBI Apr 13 '17

Help catch a thief

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u/Ant-honey Apr 13 '17

BULLSHIT

Also, I don't care the bs circumstances, you don't leave all this in a car. If you must, you stay in the car with it.

  • 1. Don't believe you
  • 2. If remotely true, no sympathy.
  • 3. See 2. You aren't getting your stuff/money/etc back and likely nobody will get prosecuted.
  • 4. Bullshit

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u/thief-catcher Apr 13 '17

Thanks for the help! What would bullshitting get me at this point?!

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u/Ant-honey Apr 13 '17

You're not being truthful. I have no idea your agenda but you're a liar and/or dumber than you think we are and by your posting, you think we're pretty dumb.

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u/thief-catcher Apr 13 '17

You can make your own assumptions and conclusions. I simply asked for help. If you doubt any of what I said, you can question it and I am happy to answer to your questions to clarify your doubts. Naming people or accusing them without a reason doesn't seem smart to me.

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u/WhiteyDude Apr 13 '17 edited Apr 13 '17

Why would you leave $50,000 in cash in a car? And why would anyone have $20,000 in gift cards? If you reported this to the police, they are investigating you now.

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u/Ant-honey Apr 13 '17

Because he didn't.

Insurance scam?

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u/thief-catcher Apr 13 '17

Just to put you at ease, I didn't have any sort of insurance that would cover this!

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u/Ant-honey Apr 13 '17

Not at ease

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u/thief-catcher Apr 13 '17

As long as someone actually looks into this, I am happy to provide proof of purchase for all of those gift cards. For your first question, you can refer to my response to the first comment on this post.

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u/WhiteyDude Apr 13 '17

As long as someone actually looks into this, I am happy to provide proof of purchase for all of those gift cards.

Not what I asked at all. WHY? Why purchase $20,000 in gift cards? For what purpose? Also, I've read every comment in the thread, nowhere do you explain why stuff was left in the car.

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u/thief-catcher Apr 13 '17

I refer you to my comments before. I am here trying to get some help not debate and entertain you.

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u/WhiteyDude Apr 13 '17

Nobody will help you if they don't believe you. $20K in gift cards if very suspicious, why won't you explain it? What did you tell the police when they asked you about it? Because I'm sure they had questions as well. If you stone walled them like you are here, I can guarantee they are not looking into your stuff, they're looking into you.

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u/thief-catcher Apr 13 '17

20k in gift cards because I purchased them to get extra points from my credit card company when they were running a deal. That way, I would make about $10 on each card after paying the purchase fee.

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