After making headlines in the local news last month, the golden rule my family learned is that there should always be a no compromise approach when it comes to home safety. Like how alert you are in keeping the baby’s car seat well attached at the back rather than the immediate passenger’s seat in your car, your watchful eyes should never be conned by bargain price tags.
Our new home is our castle. Like a king and queen, we were housed with fabulous interior and exterior old English architecture and design. One of our very friendly neighbours gave us the idea about
security systems. We were advised to choose
Wireless Security Systems over the wired ones, which we did, following a visit to the hypermarket that practically had everything.
Despite installing a wireless security device, we still found our home ransacked and looted of our hard earned electronic devices and jewelleries. The local police officer who was in charge of our case pointed out to us that our wireless device was of a poor make, thus, the consequent alarm signal problems. We switched to a branded wireless security system immediately after and we are glad not to make it to the local news for all the bad reasons.
One fateful night, when I was out clubbing, a stranger invited me for a dance. I willingly said yes. After all, I was with my girlfriends that time. It was sort of our farewell party for a dear friend who will be leaving for work overseas. We were having such a good time and got too many drinks to mention. While I was dancing with the stranger guy (he said his name was Venz), he made me feel comfortable enough that after an hour or so, we sat together away from my girlfriend and talked more about what we do. Sensing that I was having a good time, one of my girlfriends went to me to inform me that the group has decided to go to another bar that was less noisy. I gave them my hugs and told them I’ll follow in a few. Little did I know that while I was busy seeing my friends off, the new guy I met was already stealing my wallet! That bugger! I only found out that my wallet was missing when I got to the other bar to meet my friends. Having known stuff about identity theft, I had been a member of