Re: Just a heads up about Lea Ann....

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Wow!! That's soooo horrible. What is going on one of my cousins just told us her car was stolen today!! Sheesh!! So sorry to hear about Lea Ann's unfortunate loss. PaigeSent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: "" <berrywell@...>Sender: Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2011 04:01:59 -0000< >Reply Subject: Just a heads up about Lea Ann.... Wanted to let you all know that Lea Ann had her new Macbook computer stolen at her show today, so she may not be able to get online too much. This is a devastating blow for her. If any of you have been communicating with Lea Ann re the purchase of a Vitamix, please email me offlist and I will make sure she gets any messages.

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That sucks. 

Sounds like she needs lojack.

http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx

Tony

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This does suck. I've read of people using something on the Mac to locate their lost MacBooks. I think it might have been MobileMe? Might be worth checking into On Jul 12, 2011, at 11:34 PM, Tony Szpara <tszpara@...> wrote:

That sucks.

Sounds like she needs lojack.

http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx

Tony

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Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it. She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please. I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away! Horrible.

That sucks.

Sounds like she needs lojack.

http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx

Tony

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Poor Lea Ann!  I remember how excited she was about getting it.  StaceyOn Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 12:37 AM, Berry <berrywell@...> wrote:

 

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it.  She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please.  I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away!  Horrible.

 

That sucks. 

Sounds like she needs lojack.

http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx

Tony

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Oh my goodness!!!! How awful!! We are praying here for a positive resolution!! I wish I could hug her right now.-- ~~In Messiah Yeshua,Vickilynn HaycraftMicah 6:8http://www.realfoodliving.com

http://www.blog.realfoodliving.comhttp://www.examiner.com/housewares-in-national/vickilynn-haycraft

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That'w even worse. I wonder why she couldn't just put it in her vehicle.

Re: Just a heads up about Lea Ann....

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it. She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please. I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away! Horrible.

That sucks. Sounds like she needs lojack.http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspxTony

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, did you say you buy flax seeds in 50 lb bags? Is so, where do you buy such large quanties? Thanks, carol

From: Berry <berrywell@...> Sent: Wed, July 13, 2011 1:37:34 AMSubject: Re: Just a heads up about Lea Ann....

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it. She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please. I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away! Horrible.

That sucks. Sounds like she needs lojack.http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspxTony

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So very sorry this happened to her, that is devastating.

-- Just a heads up about Lea Ann....

Wanted to let you all know that Lea Ann had her new Macbook computer stolen at her show today, so she may not be able to get online too much. This is a devastating blow for her. If any of you have been communicating with Lea Ann re the purchase of a Vitamix, please email me offlist and I will make sure she gets any messages.

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The store should be held accountable if she left it with the cashier for safe keeping

-- Re: Just a heads up about Lea Ann....

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it. She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please. I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away! Horrible.

That sucks. Sounds like she needs lojack.http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspxTony

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Hopefully, WF will make good on it in some way. My son recently bought a Macbook Pro and they are not cheap. I just sent him the link for the Lojack. Better safe than sorry!

Fran

In a message dated 7/13/2011 1:37:48 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, berrywell@... writes:

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it. She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please. I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away! Horrible.

That sucks. Sounds like she needs lojack.http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspxTony

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She didn't leave it with the cashier for safekeeping. She put it down while she was paying for something. The show is/was actually at Costco, but she was shopping at Whole Foods, and the whole incident sucks big time. Some people are so dishonest. WF should be held accountable, at least the assistant who literally gave it away should be.  From what I understand, she went right back to the cashier, but by then, they'd already run after her and misidentified her.

Barb T.

On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM, Old and Forgotten <busresponsible@...> wrote:

 

The store should be held accountable if she left it with the cashier for safe keeping

 

 

 

 

 

-- Re: Just a heads up about Lea Ann....

 

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it.  She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please.  I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away!  Horrible.

 

That sucks.  Sounds like she needs lojack.http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx

Tony

 

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That's sooooo sad you're right folks can be so dishonest. PaigeSent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: Barbara <crystll222@...>Sender: Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2011 12:22:04 -0400< >Reply Subject: Re: Just a heads up about Lea Ann.... She didn't leave it with the cashier for safekeeping. She put it down while she was paying for something. The show is/was actually at Costco, but she was shopping at Whole Foods, and the whole incident sucks big time. Some people are so dishonest. WF should be held accountable, at least the assistant who literally gave it away should be.  From what I understand, she went right back to the cashier, but by then, they'd already run after her and misidentified her.Barb T.On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM, Old and Forgotten <busresponsible@...> wrote:  The store should be held accountable if she left it with the cashier for safe keeping     -------Original Message------- From: BerryDate: 7/13/2011 1:37:45 AM Subject: Re: Just a heads up about Lea Ann.... Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it.  She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please.  I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away!  Horrible.  That sucks.  Sounds like she needs lojack.http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspxTony  

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Oh that just makes me so sick at my stomach. I feel so bad for Lee Ann. I also feel bad for the guy that gave her computer to the wrong person - that poor guy is going to feel rotten for some time to come.As for the bitch who took Lee Ann's computer (please pardon my French, but I just can't think of anything else to call her), karma has a way of working things out...FrannyOn Jul 13, 2011, at 11:22 AM, Barbara wrote:

She didn't leave it with the cashier for safekeeping. She put it down while she was paying for something. The show is/was actually at Costco, but she was shopping at Whole Foods, and the whole incident sucks big time. Some people are so dishonest. WF should be held accountable, at least the assistant who literally gave it away should be. From what I understand, she went right back to the cashier, but by then, they'd already run after her and misidentified her.

Barb T.

On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM, Old and Forgotten <busresponsible@...> wrote:

The store should be held accountable if she left it with the cashier for safe keeping

-- Re: Just a heads up about Lea Ann....

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it. She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please. I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away! Horrible.

That sucks. Sounds like she needs lojack.http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx

Tony

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She needs to

contact Apple and tell them what happened. A machine brought in for service is immediately scanned to confirm ownership; I think they'd confiscate a machine that's registered to the actual owner.

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From: Barbara <crystll222@...>

She didn't leave it with the cashier for safekeeping. She put it down while she was paying for something. The show is/was actually at Costco, but she was shopping at Whole Foods, and the whole incident sucks big time. Some people are so dishonest. WF should be held accountable, at least the assistant who literally gave it away should be. From what I understand, she went right back to the cashier, but by then, they'd already run after her and misidentified her.

On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM, Old and Forgotten <busresponsible@...> wrote:

The store should be held accountable if she left it with the cashier for safe keeping.

-------Original Message-------

From: Berry

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it. She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please. I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away! Horrible.

That sucks.

Sounds like she needs lojack.

http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx

[Guest guest]

Now after she does that we all need to pray that it will be taken in for service.

-- Re: Just a heads up about Lea Ann....

She needs to contact Apple and tell them what happened. A machine brought in for service is immediately scanned to confirm ownership; I think they'd confiscate a machine that's registered to the actual owner.

-----Original Message-----From: Barbara <crystll222@...>

She didn't leave it with the cashier for safekeeping. She put it down while she was paying for something. The show is/was actually at Costco, but she was shopping at Whole Foods, and the whole incident sucks big time. Some people are so dishonest. WF should be held accountable, at least the assistant who literally gave it away should be. From what I understand, she went right back to the cashier, but by then, they'd already run after her and misidentified her.On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM, Old and Forgotten <busresponsible@...> wrote:

The store should be held accountable if she left it with the cashier for safe keeping.

-------Original Message-------

From: Berry

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it. She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please. I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away! Horrible.

That sucks.

Sounds like she needs lojack.http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx

[Guest guest]

Ugh! What is wrong with people?!

Serena

>

> Wanted to let you all know that Lea Ann had her new Macbook computer stolen at

her show today, so she may not be able to get online too much. This is a

devastating blow for her. If any of you have been communicating with Lea Ann re

the purchase of a Vitamix, please email me offlist and I will make sure she gets

any messages.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Karma will get that thieving woman, I'm sure of it. And I hope the store will

take responsibility, because that was just disgusting.

Serena

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> Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track

it.  She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the

cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking

lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it

was-marched off with it pretty as you please.  I hope the store can be held

accountable-quite literally, they gave it away!  Horrible.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, but she needs to let Apple know before this woman calls them. They're not terrible fussy about taking a transfer of ownership over the phone (I know this because I bought one of my PowerBooks used some time back) but if she calls with a heads-up they'd be on the alert.

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From: Old and Forgotten <busresponsible@...>

Now after she does that we all need to pray that it will be taken in for service.

-------Original Message-------

From:

She needs to contact Apple and tell them what happened. A machine brought in for service is immediately scanned to confirm ownership; I think they'd confiscate a machine that's registered to the actual owner.

-----Original Message-----

From: Barbara <crystll222@...>

She didn't leave it with the cashier for safekeeping. She put it down while she was paying for something. The show is/was actually at Costco, but she was shopping at Whole Foods, and the whole incident sucks big time. Some people are so dishonest. WF should be held accountable, at least the assistant who literally gave it away should be. From what I understand, she went right back to the cashier, but by then, they'd already run after her and misidentified her.

On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM, Old and Forgotten <busresponsible@...> wrote:

The store should be held accountable if she left it with the cashier for safe keeping.

-------Original Message-------

From: Berry

Sadly, she had not taken advantage of the software download that would track it. She had left the computer with a cashier at her show at WF, and the cashier told a stock guy to track her down-he walked right out to the parking lot and asked some lady if the computer was hers, and the lady said it was-marched off with it pretty as you please. I hope the store can be held accountable-quite literally, they gave it away! Horrible.

That sucks.

Sounds like she needs lojack.

http://www.absolute.com/en/lojackforlaptops/home.aspx