Your hotel room safe: not as safe as you think

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9-07-2011 @ 8:49AM

John said...

Do you realize how many people reading this article don't have the finances to go on vacation, let alone have any valuables to put in one of those rinky-dink safes. It's like an article on gardening tips right after a Tsunami swept across America from Atlantic to Pacific.

9-07-2011 @ 9:13AM

Matthew said...

It's a travel site. What do you want them to talk about on a travel site? A comparison of name brand shampoos vs. generic shampoos?

Moron.

9-07-2011 @ 10:30AM

Notme said...

@John: Actually, one would think that for the most part, people reading articles on a blog dedicated to travel would oh I don't know, be interested in travel and either CAN afford to do so, or are saving up so they CAN do so. You know, the logical assumption about such a blog site.

9-07-2011 @ 11:32AM

ronald mcdonald said...

This guy must be a democrat

9-07-2011 @ 12:48PM

Paula said...

What's your point? Jackass.

9-07-2011 @ 12:48PM

tistyen said...

Actually, this is useful information for anyone who travels on business as well. When I travel for my tradeshow, I have things like my laptop (and my iPod and Kindle for after hours) that I normally leave in the room safe while I'm manning the registration desk. It's good to know that those safes may not be as secure as you think they are.

9-07-2011 @ 1:23PM

Sneely said...

Not everyone that stays in a hotel room is there for vacation either.... Alot of people stay in them for business and alot of the time they do have valuables.

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