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    Do not trust watch-your-car boys when you park outside building. They may be serving as spotters or look-outs for car thieves. (ncrpo)

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    Inspect thoroughly the front passenger seat for left over items or hair strand na hindi katulad ng kay mrs before going home. In short, do not leave any sign of incriminating evidence in your car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macsd View Post
    Inspect thoroughly the front passenger seat for left over items or hair strand na hindi katulad ng kay mrs before going home. In short, do not leave any sign of incriminating evidence in your car.
    Lol

    Natawa ako dito

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    When moving in to a new apartment or residence, always have the locks re-keyed, or changed. (ncrpo)

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    Quote Originally Posted by macsd View Post
    Inspect thoroughly the front passenger seat for left over items or hair strand na hindi katulad ng kay mrs before going home. In short, do not leave any sign of incriminating evidence in your car.
    Quote Originally Posted by Juan Martinez View Post
    When moving in to a new apartment or residence, always have the locks re-keyed, or changed. (ncrpo)
    Very good advices. Lalo na yung 1st post.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    Very good advices. Lalo na yung 1st post.
    Si RT nagpapa-full detail pa yata. Kahit forensics team, wala makikitang ebidensya.

    I have an officemate before, maiba lang yung posisyon ng passenger seat and vent, away mode na silang magasawa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    Si RT nagpapa-full detail pa yata. Kahit forensics team, wala makikitang ebidensya.

    I have an officemate before, maiba lang yung posisyon ng passenger seat and vent, away mode na silang magasawa
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    Tindi naman niyan. Amoy lang binubusisi ni kumander.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    Si RT nagpapa-full detail pa yata. Kahit forensics team, wala makikitang ebidensya.

    I have an officemate before, maiba lang yung posisyon ng passenger seat and vent, away mode na silang magasawa
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    Tindi naman niyan. Amoy lang binubusisi ni kumander.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Juan Martinez View Post
    When moving in to a new apartment or residence, always have the locks re-keyed, or changed. (ncrpo)
    Actually, even with househelp who had access to house keys, change the locks if they leave.

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    My friend's ex-wife used to check his clothes and smell his underwear in the morning after a night out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    My friend's ex-wife used to check his clothes and smell his underwear in the morning after a night out.
    Eto mas wild, my gay officemate na may live-in na bf, smells his bf's junk pagdating ng bahay from a night out or everytime na umalis bf niya na hindi siya kasama.



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    Quote Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow View Post
    Eto mas wild, my gay officemate na may live-in na bf, smells his bf's junk pagdating ng bahay from a night out or everytime na umalis bf niya na hindi siya kasama.



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    Wet tissue lang katapat nyan :D

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    Quote Originally Posted by dreamur View Post
    Wet tissue lang katapat nyan :D
    ^

    Gawain?! Hahaha

    Bro huli din niya pag ganyan.

    Either

    walang amoy/malinis/bagong wash = paghihinalaan

    Pag amoy na galing daw sa keps paghihinalaan niya din. (Ang sabe namen pano mo naman nalaman na yung amoy eh galing mga dun) hahaha basta alam daw niya pag kinaskas dun.

    Kabisado daw niya yung funky natural smell ni guy na walang ginawang kabulastugan.

    In short wala daw lusot.

    Hagalpakan kame kakatawa.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Walter View Post
    My friend's ex-wife used to check his clothes and smell his underwear in the morning after a night out.
    no wonder she's an ex-wife... but is her paranoia justified? heh heh.

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    Make it a habit to inform members or housemates on your whereabouts. Know also the places where your love ones frequently go. Know their friends and the people they usually go out with.(ncrpo)

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    When riding a taxi, always text the plate number to your family or any significant others...

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    Quote Originally Posted by romeocharlie View Post
    When riding a taxi, always text the plate number to your family or any significant others...
    Maganda rin na pakita mo sa driver na ginagawa mo to. Kahit kunwaring call to someone tapos sabihin mo plate number para di magisip ng masama ang driver (maybe)

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    Dugo-Dugo Gang

    Scene of the crime: This group robs affluent homes by tricking unsuspecting house helpers into helping them get to the homeowners’ cash and valuables stash. Plan of attack: After casing a household, the gang members wait for the opportune moment when only the helper is in the house. The scammers call and pretend that a family member has been hurt and needs money for a surgery or medical procedure of some sort. Then they pressure the helper into forcing open the family safe, locked drawers, and the like to get cash and other valuables. The helper is then told to turn over the loot to the gang members.

    Defense mechanism: Tell helpers and everyone in the house about this scam. To find out if they actually remembered what you said, pretend to be a Dugo-Dugo Gang member and make them go through a drill. Take it a step further by rewarding those that keep their wits about them. (R2)

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    ^

    Naganyan tita ni esmi, kakaibang angle lang. One from the gang shinota yung kasambahay, ending inside job ang nangyari.

    Pero si kasambahay ang claim is same as the dugo dugo MO.

    Pero balibaliko kwento, ayun nabuko.

    Kalaboso si katulong, at large pa din mga kasabwat. Pinabayaan siya mabulok sa kulungan, until now umaasa na babalikan siya.


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    (D)TAD deterrence diyan... The caller has to introduce who he or she is before the phone is answered.....

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    Real life experience here. May tumawag sa bahay at nun sinagot ng anak ko, ang sabi ay naaksidente daw kami ng mrs ko at naka bungo daw ng mayaman na intsik. Basag daw mukha ng wife ko at putok ang labi ay may bulak sa bibig. Kinausap ng anak ko ang 'mommy' kaso hindi klaro ung sinabi kasi nga injured ang bibig. Kaso nanagalog ang 'mommy' eh we use our native tongue sa bahay so ayun buking.

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