Anyplace local (Lakeside) have safety deposit boxes?

Hope is eternal. Talaosian has been around for a long time and knew the answer.

Surely major branches of major banks In Guad. have safety deposit boxes, U'd think. What about the armoured truck companies that service the ATMs. There're tons of rich people in Guad. They must stash it somewhere..

Armored truck companies have them and they offer the service, but I dont know the price.

No safety deposit boxes locally, only a few in Guad. Issue is that it is a rental agreement and company has liability for what could be stolen and that risk is not offset by the paltry sum people pay to rent the boxes.

I dont want to keep large sums of money, NO WAY, no being a target here. I think I saw one safe deposit place in the underground parking part of Andares.

Besides, surely one can find an obscure hiding spot somewhere in their house or on their property. I have even seen people use an old food box stashed in the back of the pantry cupboard or a coffee tin in the freezer. The fridge also offers some fire protection as rarely do the fridges burn in a house fire.

CanuckBob wrote:Besides, surely one can find an obscure hiding spot somewhere in their house or on their property. I have even seen people use an old food box stashed in the back of the pantry cupboard or a coffee tin in the freezer. The fridge also offers some fire protection as rarely do the fridges burn in a house fire.

Freezers are well known hiding places and get emptied out quickly.

You can always burry your treasure and then forget where you burried it...many people have done that too and then it is safe for a very long time, Some friend of mine found a prehispanic grave looking for the silver the grand mother had burried somewhere but still no large jar full of silver.

seisdedos wrote:

CanuckBob wrote:Besides, surely one can find an obscure hiding spot somewhere in their house or on their property. I have even seen people use an old food box stashed in the back of the pantry cupboard or a coffee tin in the freezer. The fridge also offers some fire protection as rarely do the fridges burn in a house fire.

Freezers are well known hiding places and get emptied out quickly.

OK, how about a false bottom in the crisper drawer?

CanuckBob wrote:

seisdedos wrote:

CanuckBob wrote:Besides, surely one can find an obscure hiding spot somewhere in their house or on their property. I have even seen people use an old food box stashed in the back of the pantry cupboard or a coffee tin in the freezer. The fridge also offers some fire protection as rarely do the fridges burn in a house fire.

Freezers are well known hiding places and get emptied out quickly.

OK, how about a false bottom in the crisper drawer?

Mixed in amongst the real lettuce?