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Showing posts with label loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label loss. Show all posts

Thursday, September 1, 2011

The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: A Tragic Tale of Valuables Lost, All for The Want of an Inexpensive (Read: Cheap) Safe


The Gun Safe, Fire Safe, Burglary Safe Chronicles: A Tragic Tale of Valuables Lost, All for The Want of an Inexpensive (Read: Cheap) Safe
We hear it often: Someone buys a cheap safe at a bargain price, only to get it pried open, carried away, or compromised in a way that should never of happened. Like the elderly couple that came into our store with the story of how they had lost some irreplaceable family heirlooms when their safe way carried off while they were on holiday. DO NOT let this be your story! Call us.


The Safe Place (http://www.TheSafePlace.com) is a safe dealer selling the general public gun safes, fire safes, and burglary safes at wholesale prices. We are located in Reno / Sparks, Nevada, but we sell and ship gun, fire, and burglary safes to homes and businesses all over the world. The best way to find the very lowest price on a safe that perfectly meets your needs is to phone us at 775-358-7233 and/or peruse our website.

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Lowest Gun, Fire, and Burglary Safes, Lowest, Bargain Prices in Utah


In Utah, in or around Salt Lake City (or in any city in the state), if you’re looking for the very best, the lowest price on a safe, whether it be a gun, fire, floor, wall, pistol, burglary, or depository / drop safe, for home or business, the way to find that price, is to pick up your phone and dial The Safe Place at 775-358-7233.

You see, a manufacturer may not let some safes companies, like ours for example (we buy in big volume and sell more safes in month that many dealers sell in a year), advertise our lowest rates. So the way to find a price that is lower that what is advertised, in today’s on-line safe sales market, is to actually call for your quote.

The Safe Place is located in the warehouse friendly state of Nevada, but we ship all over the US and beyond. It’s our business --and we’re experts at it. Call us for the absolutely best prices for anything related to the safe storage of guns, valuables, paper, media, jewelery, autographs and manuscripts, coins, and anything you consider valuable --that will fit in a safe, and that you don’t want to lose to a thief, fire, or natural disaster.

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Think Prevention when Buying a Gun or Fire Safe (and think LOW PRICES)




Thinking about buying a fire, gun, or burglary safe --before you need one, is about 1000-times better than thinking about one after a burglary or fire. In security of any kind, it’s all about PREVENTION, not therapy after-the-fact.

If you need a small safe for low-value items you don’t want to lose in a fire or a grab-and-run theft, consider the safes you can see by clicking this link.

For high end security, check out this TL-30.

Lots of guns, check out some of our gun safes here.

Now here’s the important part: At The Safe Place, we specialize in great safes at bargain prices. In most cases, we can offer you the lowest price in the nation. Call us to begin your shopping: 775-358-7233.

Buying a Gun or Fire Safe and What to Know and/or Think About, First


Think about where your safe has to fit; that may dictate some of your shopping requirements. Next, think about how much you plan on putting in it (you will under-estimate your needs, so compensate) --and think about the value of what’s going inside. Don’t buy a $500 safe to protect $50,000 in jewelry (which should be obvious --except we here so many stories of thefts and loss from people who should have known better!).

Consider your budget --and note: We can help you with your shopping, as we’ll be flat-out honest with you about costs, shipping, and the kind of safe you really ought to buy, versus what we happen to have “in stock.” You’re trusting us to give good advice --and we will not let you down.

Call us, we are The Safe Place:
775-358-7233. We sells and ship safes everywhere --and at the lowest prices in America.  

Thursday, April 21, 2011

We Study the News, To Know What Kid of Gun, Fire, And Burglary Safes You Need.


We're up early, studying theft, burglaries, and how to keep your things safe!

As you may know, we monitor burglary and theft news so that we can help our customers do the right things to protect their valuables. We sell gun safes, fire safes, floor and wall safes, TL-15 and TL-30 burglary safes, and we sell safes for convenience stores, home application, and businesses.

A quick scan thru the new just from today (below) tells us plenty about security and safety.  There's the group of teens burglars arrested (smash and grab), there's the naked man who invaded a house and confronted a woman and her children (more lights, better door locks, keep weapons within arms reach --and locked up to avoid having the children handling them). And the burglar who picks his victims by knocking on their doors to find out if someone is home --and we noted this telling bit of info:

The sheriff's department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms worked together to put the 54-year-old Saginaw man behind bars. They say he broke into a Zilwaukee township home, picked a safe, then stole 13 guns, including rifles, shotguns and a muzzle loader, a 20-inch TV, an entertainment system and vacuum.


The home surveillance system captured a photo of the suspect, which was released to the public.
Detectives also say the burglar cut himself on broken glass on his way into the home and left blood evidence behind. His DNA was reportedly already on file with the department from a previous felony record.

It says (above) the thief "picked a safe" ---well, there's a safe that wasn't safe at all! And nobody "picks" a safe that is worth its weight in steel. The 13 guns stolen (and reclaimed, thank goodness) where kept in a cheap security box, no doubt. It also says the thief cut himself by breaking a window. Telling.

If you're looking for advice on what kind of safe to buy --and on how to save money, call us. We are The Safe Place --and NOBODY, no safe dealer in America studies the news and keeps their eyes on what makes things safe, than we do. Our number is: 775-358-7233. We are The Safe Place.

Note: We also offer you the lowest prices and the best bargains in the nation.



Alleged West LA burglar suspected in Hollywood temple fire
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles police have arrested a man in a West Los Angeles burglary who they believe is responsible for a fire and burglary at a prominent Hollywood synagogue. Dmitriy Sheyko, 21, a transient known to frequent the Hollywood area, is suspected of ...
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Attempted Burglary Tips Police To Massive Pot Grow
KTVU San Francisco
A police search of an Oakland commercial building early Wednesday failed to turn up a burglarysuspect but uncovered a massive indoor marijuana growing operation, police said. Oakland police officer Jeff Thomason said the incident began around 4:10 am ...
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5 Burglary Suspects Who Jumped From Moving Car Arrested
Patch.com
The five occupants of the vehicle—two adults and three juveniles-- were arrested for evading a police officer, burglary and for possession of burglary tools. One of the suspects was transported to the hospital for minor injuries, Lt. Flores said. ...
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Sheriff's deputies arrest men for trespassing, burglary at Superior SRP plant
ABC15.com (KNXV-TV)
SUPERIOR, AZ - Pinal County Sheriff's deputies arrested two men for burglary and trespassing Sunday morning in Superior after the men caused more than $15000 in damages at a Salt River Project plant. Ernest Ellison, 41, and Jason Fowler, 32, ...
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ABC15.com (KNXV-TV)
Ala. man arrested naked, charged with burglary and criminal mischief
Daily Journal
Town Creek Police Chief Jerry Garrett said 29-year-old Jeremiah Wade Buxton of Moulton is charged with third-degree burglary, third-degree criminal mischief and indecent exposure. Garrett said the woman and her children ran from the house Monday ...
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Lower Paxton police ask for information about burglaries
PennLive.com
By KOURTNEY GEERS, The Patriot-News Lower Paxton Township Police say they are investigating burglaries reported this week at two businesses and a community building. Police say someone broke into Around the Clock Laundry, 3990 Jonestown Road, ...
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Burglary suspect nabbed in Ocean Grove
Asbury Park Press
A 51-year-old Bradley Beach man accused of fleeing the scene of a burglary via a taxi cab and then by foot was apprehended early Wednesday morning, Neptune Deputy Chief William Bailey said. Thomas Andrew Lockhart, last known to live at 217 McCabe Ave., ...
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Police, firefighters get Boston burglary suspect out of a jam
Boston Globe
By Globe Staff A burglary suspect literally found himself in a jam today. He was found stuck between a floorboard and a freezer shortly after 8 am at a restaurant in the Boston's Dorchester section, police said. Boston police and firefighters ...
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Sheriff, ATF catch firearms burglary suspect
ABC12.com
Federspiel says the burglar knocks on doors, looking for directions or asks everyday-type questions to find out if a person is home or not. That he says should be a warning sign. The sheriff's department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms ...
Police seek white male suspect in burglary of Brandywine WaWa
Brandywine East Community News
By Anonymous New Castle County Police are investigating a burglary that occurred at 1:23 am Saturday, April 16 at the WaWa on the 2300 block of Carpenter Station Road. After removing items from the store, the suspect fled north toward Naamans Road, ...
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Blogs2 new results for burglary
 
Manatee deputies search for burglary suspects - Crime & Courts ...
MANATEE — Deputies are searching for suspects who entered three vehicles and one business sometime between 8 p.m. Monday and 9 a.m. Tuesday, the sheriff's office reports.
Bradenton.com: Homepage - http://www.bradenton.com/homepage/index.rss
Man walks in on home burglary, and more — Oak Park & River Forest ...
By Jim Jaworski
Burglary. A victim came home to his residence on the 1100 block of North Austin Boulevard at 3:35 p.m. April 19 and found an 18- to 25-year-old man in his bedroom. The intruder fled and the victim saw him running with another 18- to ...
TribLocal - Oak Park & River Forest - http://triblocal.com/oak-park-river-forest/

Web1 new result for burglary
 
2 Home Burglary Suspects Arrested - Houston News Story - KPRC Houston
HOUSTON -- Two north Harris County schools are placed on lockdown while officers search for a home burglary suspect. Tuesday, April 19, 2011.
www.click2houston.com/news/27600212/detail.html

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Advice on Buying a Safe When you Want Your Guns Safe and Out of The Hands of Young People

Found this bit of wisdom on a site called "The Cornered Cat."


A handgun is easily transported around the house, invisible to friends and casual callers but still within your direct control at all times. It is easy to answer the doorbell armed with a handgun, without anyone being the wiser. 

The handgun can even be drawn, discreetly concealed behind one leg as you open the door. Unlike a long gun, a handgun can always be available for instant use without unnecessarily threatening legitimate callers.

Handguns are also most easily kept accessible to adults but out of the hands of small children, more so than shotguns and rifles. As I've written elsewhere, when our children were very small, I soon began to develop a well-earned skepticism about my ability to know what the little darlings were up to in the next room. 

The kids, bless their active little hearts, gave me more than a few exciting little lessons about why I should not trust "child-proof" locks, or (worse) simply rely on their good natures to stay out of trouble. And the day I found a two-year-old sitting on top of my refrigerator, I realized that putting things "up high where the kids can't get it" was just a sick little joke.

"He'll never look there."

"He'll never look there!"

My harrowing parenting experiences soon taught me that if I wanted the kids to stay out of something, I should not rely on anything less than a lock designed to keep adults out of that thing. 

A gun locked inside a sturdy safe would frustrate an adult thief, and so I could also trust the lock on the gun safe to keep my children out. But a gun balanced on the top shelf of the closet, hidden between the mattresses of the bed, or leaned casually against a wall in an off-limits bedroom would be just as easily accessible to a determined child as to an adult thief. If the gun was out of my sight, it had to be locked up.

DO NOT own a gun without owning a safe. And Let me tell you this too: ANY AMOUNT of reminders and/or harassment (by us) is better than anything we could say after an incident. Call us for your options and please, please, call us before you ever think you need a safe. We are The Safe Place at 775-358-7233.

Friday, March 18, 2011

Many (if not most) situations where a safe might be put to use, there's often a different set of circumstances to be considered. In the incident outlined below (I monitor hundreds of break-ins and thefts; as a safe expert, I want to keep abreast of all things safe and loss related --to better protect YOU), a thief walked in and took something that wasn't his ---and what SHOULD have been in place was a safe that COULD NOT BE CARRIED AWAY.

How does a thief carry away two safes? He does that because the people who bought the safes didn't consult with someone like us. We are The Safe Place and our phone number is 775-358-7233. We sell safes of all kinds (gun, fire, deposit, burglary, etc) all over the nation.

Call us before buying. Safe yourself the hassle of loss and bad purchases.


Arrest in Shoppers Drug Mart hold-up

Posted March 7, 2011
An Alliston man was arrested Thursday in connection to the Feb. 22 robbery at Shoppers Drug Mart on Victoria Street.
The incident at Shoppers occurred at 11:55 p.m. when "an armed suspect" entered the local pharmacy at closing time, displayed a knife and after receiving an undisclosed amount of prescription drugs, fled on foot.
At noon March 3, Nottawasaga Street Crime Unit and the Central Drug Unit of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) executed a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA) search warrant at a residence in Alliston.
"As a result of the search warrant, Police seized a large quantity of Oxycodone tablets with an approximate street value of $13,180, a quantity of Canadian and American currency, cellular phones and two safes," according to the OPP press release.
Gordon Watson, 33, of Alliston was charged with two Counts of Robbery and one Count of Possession of Property Obtained by Crime under $5,000, and one Count of Possession for the Purpose (Schedule 1) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
Watson was held for a bail hearing on March 4. But it was held over to March 7.

Don't Buy the Wrong Safe. Buy a Fire or Gun Safe That Works (at the Right Price)

'Despicable' thieves target church twice

By Victoria Corbett
March 10, 2011

Thieves have struck for a second time in less than a month at a Wokingham church, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
The silver chalice and gold plate used during holy communion, along with the safe and other valuables, were stolen from St Paul’s Church in Reading Road during the latest raid.
The burglars also caused serious damage to the church vestry, wrecking robes worn by members of the choir, during the burglary on Sunday, February 20.
The Wokingham Times reported last month how during a break-in on Monday, January 24, thieves stole microphones and around £60 cash collected as donations during a service.
Other churches in the town centre and around the borough, including All Saints in Wiltshire Road and St Catherine’s in Sindlesham, have also been targeted over the last six weeks.
In another recent break-in, a laptop was stolen from St Mary’s Church in Twyford.
Police have stepped up patrols around churches in the borough in response to the spate of thefts and have made one arrest, although the man has since been released on bail.
Chief Inspector Christian Bunt, commander of Wokingham police, has visited St Paul’s Church personally since the two break-ins and condemned the people responsible.
He said: “It is something we are taking very seriously.
“To have any religious establishment broken into always has a big impact on community confidence and the kind of people that are willing to break into a religious establishment, which do a lot of good work for the local community and actually help vulnerable people, is pretty despicable.
“It is important to remember the churches do help vulnerable people, so for them to be victims of thefts and burglaries is very disappointing.
“We have been doing a lot of work around it. We put extra patrols in place and we actually have arrested a suspect and that person is on bail at the moment.”
The theft of valuables and damage to the ancient buildings, including forced windows and doors and gaping holes in walls where safes have been removed, is costing the churches thousands of pounds in repairs.
The Reverend Canon David Hodgson, who is area manager for churches in Wokingham and the reverend of All Saints Church, said: “In getting into the safe at St Paul’s they had to demolish the small inner wall.
“It is ridiculous, it’s like a scene from a Hollywood bank robbery movie where thieves are drilling through the walls.
“We are really upset about this at St Paul’s. Although we are confident police are doing their best, I’m looking to have a meeting with the police commander just to see what else can be done.
“We are worried All Saints might be hit again.”
During the raid on All Saints in January, thieves stole the holy oil used in baptisms, however this was later found dumped in Wokingham.

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Do you Need a Gun or Fire Safe?

“I don’t need a safe.”

Well, that might be true, but if you have guns -you should own a safe --and if you have small, valuable "things" you don't want to lose, you might also be a candidate for a safe.

Everyone has something that must be locked properly away. It doesn’t have to be silver or gold, it might be your stamp collection, your gun collection, or jewelry. Social security cards, passports, birth and death certificates, trusts, deeds, insurance papers, stocks and bond, and well, the list might be endless.

To look into pricing and the kinds of safe options you have, call The Safe Place at 775-358-7233. We ship gun and fire safes (EVERY kind of safe) all over America.

Friday, March 4, 2011

A Depository Safe is a Good Thing to Have In a Business

You don’t give them the combo to your safe, you let them drop checks and cash through a door that allows them to put things in, but not remove them.

Here’s one priced under $400:

American Security DSF2014 Depository Safe

Some description here;

DSF2014 Safe Description:

AMSEC’s DS series Depository safes are designed to provide immediate deposits and secure storage for cash, jewelry, and miscellaneous valuables. Deposits can be made through a locked door via a top-loading rotary hopper, a reverse hopper, or a front-loading deposit door.

DSF2014 Safe Body:

  • Strong, formed "B" Rate construction made of A36 solid steel plate for improved security and appearance.
  • Formed door jamb for increased resistance to sledgehammer attack.
  • Four anchor bolt holes are standard.

DSF2014 Safe Door:

  • 1/2" thick A36 solid steel plate, recessed 1/2" to increase resistance to pry attack.
  • U.L. Group II combo lock (C), U.L. listed dual nose keylock (K).
  • Three 1" diameter chromed steel locking bolts.
  • Bolt detent system engages boltwork automatically.
  • Auxiliary spring-loaded relocking device.
  • Lock and relock protected by large carburized hardplate.


To ask some questions or order, call us at The Safe Place, 775-358-7233. We ship all over the US.

Sunday, November 28, 2010

THE Lowest Priced Safes, The Best Safes, and The Best Experts on the Subject

Look at the door on this safe. This is the inside panel and it holds pistols, rifles, ammo, clips, and all sorts of things a safe / gun owner might need.

As smart as this is, it's a relatively new thing in the safe world.

To find out what ELSE is new, to know where to find the best and lowest prices on safes (gun, fire, jewelry, drop, wall, and burglary safes), call ANYONE on the team at www.theSAFEplace.com.

One call could safe you lots and lots of green. 775-358-7233.

Thursday, November 4, 2010

A Safe that Even Your Momma Would Love

This safe is the

American Security CSC1913 Composite Safe, which sports 2,898 cubic inches of space, weighs 318 pounds (it's bolted down), and has two shelves inside. Call Bill Callos or any of his team and he'll record a video of the safe and have it (or others) in your inbox in a matter of minutes.


Your safe is meant to protect your valuables from destruction by fire and heat --and/or from theft. Make sure you invest in a safe that’s truly SAFE. To find out the difference between one safe and another, contact anyone at www.TheSafePlace.com. The Safe Place is located in Reno, Nevada, but they sell saves all over the world, discreetly, on-line. Call them at 775-358-7233.

A Safe to Make You Feel Safe

First, you should know that all safes are not the same. Second, they come in ALL shapes and sizes. And third, you should buy your safe, discreetly, on-line. On-line shopping at www.theSAFEplace.com is how you'll secure the best price AND buy the right safe for your needs.

This American Security TF5924-LG (59 inches tall, 24 inches wide) is one example of a dafe that offers space, 30 minutes of 1200 degree fire protection, a 16 gun capacity, and more (see it here).

Your safe is meant to protect your valuables from destruction by fire and heat --and/or from theft. Make sure you invest in a safe that’s truly SAFE. To find out the difference between one safe and another, contact anyone at www.TheSafePlace.com.

The Safe Place is located in Reno, Nevada, but we sell saves all over the world, discreetly, on-line. Call us at 775-358-7233 (PST).

Friday, October 15, 2010

A Small, Affordable Home Safe, with a Lot of Heart

A fire safe? Yes, 1200 degrees for 75 minutes! Put your valuables in a safe, mounted and secure, in your own home or office.

Buy your safe, discreetly, quietly, and securely, on-line at www.theSafePlace.com.

This safe, buy the way has a LIFETIME REPLACEMENT POLICY. See it (the safe) and read the details here: http://www.safes4you.com/home-safes/cannon/h4-home-safe.html

For more information, don't hesitate to call Bill Callos or his team of safe experts at 775-358-7233.

Top of the Line Gun Safe Security (a BIG safe)


Ok, this safe weighs 6,840 pounds!

So you and Uncle John will NOT be moving this into the attic.

It has a TL-15 rating (read: JEWELER'S SAFE) and it fits 35 guns! It has a 2¾" thick door constructed with 1" thick solid steel plate and an inner steel plate enclosing a unique burglary-resistant, high security material. It has 10 massive 1½" solid steel chrome plated locking bolts. It's Mercury Class IV fire protection of 1850°F for 2 hours.

See the safe here: http://www.safes4you.com/gun-safes/american-security/hs7943-gun-safe.html

Oh, and it retails for almost double what we charge! For this or any safe you might need visit www.theSAFEplace.com and/or call us at 775-358-7233 (PST).

We know safes.

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Wall Safes! Just like in The Movies. (Buy one on-line)

A wall safe hides. It hides in the wall, behind things. It’s bolted in, which keeps someone from carting it off, well...not without a LOT of work (it buys time). But best of all, a wall safe is hidden behind clothes, behind a mirror, a picture, a painting, a piece of furniture or just about anything that might normally cover a wall.

Wall safes start at around $50 and go up from there. Some are steel security containers, while others are something much more substantial. to see a selection of wall safes, hit this link.

Now here’s one of the things I like most about buying a safe on-line (whether a gun safe, a TL-15 or TL-30, a safe for cash, jewelery, papers, or whatever it is you want to protect) --is buying it discreetly. To find out just about anything you could ever want to know about how to buy a safe in-person or on-line, go to www.theSAFEplace.com and/or call Bill Callos and his team at The Safe Place, 775-358-7233.

A Floor Safe, Bought On-Line? Yes, You Can Buy Discreetly, Online!

This safe is a BRUTE!

All brute series floor safes are designed to provide secure storage for documents, jewelry, precious metals and miscellaneous valuables at an economical price. When properly installed in a concrete floor, brute series floor safes provide excellent fire and burglary protection. Brute series floor safes meet and exceed the requirements of the Insurance Offices Manual of Burglary Insurance.

Do you need a safe for your office? Building a new home and want a real safe installed as you build and pour your foundation? Call us for advice: 775-358-7233. See our complete line of floor safes at www.theSAFEplace.com

Monday, October 4, 2010

Live in a Damp Climate? A Dehumidifier Keeps Your Safe Contents Dry

Live in a Damp Climate? A Dehumidifier Keeps Your Safe Contents Dry

You live somewhere where humidity is high!

Things get, well...damp. Whether you have a gun safe, a fire safe, or a vault, a Dehumidifying Rod, like the The Dri-Rod 36 Inch, which covers approximately 275+ cubic feet, and includes a Lifetime Warranty. can help air to circulate within your safe, thus preventing damage associated with moisture.

There are a number of options, start your search (whether it’s for a dehumidifier or a safe) at www.theSafePlace.com.

By the way, here’s a list of the 10 most humid cities in the U.S.: 10 most humid cities
Avg relative humidity in %

1. Quillayute, Washington 83.0 2. Olympia, Washington 78.0 3. Port Arthur, Texas 77.5 4. Lake Charles, Louisiana 77.0 5. Apalachicola, Florida 76.5 6. Gainesville, Florida 76.5 7. Corpus Christi, Texas 76.0 8. Eugene, Oregon 75.5 9.New Orleans, Louisiana 75.5 10. Houston, Texas 75.0

Thursday, September 30, 2010

Why I Bought a Small Handgun Safe


I bought the small handgun safe you see here in the picture, despite the fact that I already own a large gun safe AND a smaller safe for my wife's jewelry, because I wanted a handgun in my room, close at hand, but completely out of the reach of my children and grandchildren. I keep the key on a high shelf with some other keys, but my handgun is locked away, to prevent anything from happening that I wouldn't want to happen, if you know what I mean.

I timed myself, it only takes me 20 seconds to get my key (moving slowly and quietly from my bed), open my safe, and have my handgun in hand, clip loaded.

I'm happy with that -and I'm happy to have my handgun out of the way of little people (or anyone but me).