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Unless they're incredibly bulky, I'd leave them where they were (maybe even keep using the monitors) until they took reasonable steps to reclaim them Collectio
by notahacker 5y ago
Unless they're incredibly bulky, I'd leave them where they were (maybe even keep using the monitors) until they took reasonable steps to reclaim them
Collection is their problem, as is them not being insured. If something insurable happens to your home, frankly someone else's monitors are the least of your concerns and you'll likely have the paperwork from insurance claims on your own stuff to prove it. If it doesn't and the items just don't work next time they plug them in, that's their problem and not one they're likely to waste time and money following up with you over.
- Gibbon1 5y agoYou are 100% correct. If they don't steps to collect, then they have abandoned their stuff. And people don't have a right to store stuff in your house. My take is whoever is responsible for the companies assets doesn't want to deal with low value returned equipment.