How do you go about securing and protecting your home from theft? Share your ideas.
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ReplyDeleteIn Japan,most people don't leave valuables in the house.They deposit most money they have,and do not have an expensive ornament.So if you succeed to enter their houses to rob valuables,you will be disapointed in finding nothing good.
They have almost nothing to be robbed,but they lock the doors,the windows,and some of them contract with home security service company,even if such a contract is unnecessary.
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ReplyDeleteI don't how many people keep their valuables at home. I know people who have deposit or safety-deposit box, but I know ones who keep valuables at home.
Nevertheless, we won't like if somebody penetrate into our house when we are out. The most popular house defence in Belarus is alarm system connected to police department. It's suitable for a flat and also for standalone house. It's quite cheap (10$ per month for my flat) and reliable system. Police arrives to the place for 3-5 minutes after the alarm has rung.
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ReplyDeleteI live in a condo, and they're town houses (The houses are very close to one another), so the best way to keep our houses protected is to keep a good relationship with our neighbors. Meaning that in times of trouble we can rely on each other to call the police or avoid any sort of problem.
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Bruno (BRA)
Homes are usually protected by using biglocks.And often in country like Pakistan homes have more than one gate, before sleeping the people make sure that all the doors and windows are locked properly.
ReplyDeleteI come from Colombia South America. The most important thing in Colombia is to protect your life then you will also protect your valuables,and your house.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. We can now feel protected while we are sleeping at night and we can leave for vacation without worrying much about the properties we leave behind.
ReplyDeleteI live in an apartment and I have lived situations that are not common. One day, a man entered in my building and she told our porter that he was escaping from some bad guys. We did not trust in that guy and we called the police.
ReplyDeleteNow, my building is installing a new security system, and I have no idea if it will work. So, the only thing that I can do to protect me and my family against these situations is closed all doors, call the police and do not make any loud until the police arrive to solve it.
I always check my house to see it's locked or not before I go to school. If I heard a noise coming from elsewhere on the house, I will stop what am I doing, and then check to see whether there is a problem or not.
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