stolen drysuit

To the person who took my Pinnacle Dry Suit bag from the changing room at dutch springs on sunday August 18th, between 4pm and 5:30 here is what i hope

I hope that you are really poor and have always wanted a state of the a state of the art drysuit and could not ever dream you could have one, I hope that you will wear this suit and each time you do, remember that I saved for years to afford the suit, the pockets, the new seals, and the pee valve. Enjoy it , because it will serve you well..but

This is a black, woman's medium, bare next gen. It has light monkey pockets and a pee valve.

you may keep my dirty underwear as i feel you have gone to great trouble that can be your reward. oh and the cell phone check it there is a message on it for YOU> :diver

If anyone is approached to buy this suit, i would appreciate it if you would, instead contact me...
thank you
:clapper
wendy peach grossman

Wendy no location finder on the cell phone?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=8LZ940bAscc

http://dutchsprings.com/


I sincerely hope you retrieve your cherished dry suit...dive gear is very personal & hard enough to aquire yet alone have something you worked hard for taken from you.

This is very upsetting, argg :-( we were at Gilboa, Ohio this past wk-end, and one of the instructors lost his fins, and snorkel he left on a training platform. One diver went down to retrive it, and they were G-O-N-E...

Yes... You really have to watch your gear while in Mexico... Oh wait?! There are people who "suck" everywhere!

Have you checked with your home insurance agent. I had a guitar stolen while traveling and they replaced it, less the deductible.


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Sorry to hear about your suit. I'd be pissed.

On a side note did you happen to see any female,world travelling, instructors asking people if they'd like to go on a guided dive while constantly looking over her shoulder?

HI every one, sorry i did not update sooner, I got my suit back from a friend who intervened and just told the thief it was stolen, and i gave him my po bx and i had it back the next day !!!! :) still going to follow up when the police have time. thank you all for your concern and good wishes.. love my dive community. <3

Glad to hear you got your suit back. If you had done nothing, your friend wouldn't have known to look for it, so it helps to "advertise".

It's great that you got your suit back!

Mike

If the cops can't or won't do anything you could always let a name slip (although not in a public forum, keep them from liability and all that PC crap).

....thieves need to be known to others who may be at risk of losing stuff to their sticky fingers.

Ostracism works wonders...

Glad you recovered your suit.

Dive safe,

Celia

Glad you got it back.

Was it actually stolen?

Was it the suit that was on EBAY?

Hi all. YES it was the suit on ebay and YES it was stolen from the changing room at dutch springs. I know not much about the person. What i have is a name, Dimitri, russian and a phone number he called from which is the Gramercy Park Hotel in NYC> other than that. i am sure he is slimming his way back into ebay. i think this is a big ring of stolen stuff not just from the quarry...but that is just my feeling. i dont think he him slef is a diver one cause he would have known the value of the suit and not started bidding at 250.00 and a diver would IMHO never put up a used she pee for sale !!!! other than that the police are not moving this is not high priority i have not told them it was returned so they should at least be making a call to ebay. ???

Since the incident, the eBay seller has changed their ID. If you'd like their new ID, please PM me; otherwise, if you don't wait too long, you can search the completed listings on eBay with a description of the stolen BARE Nex-Gen drysuit Women's Two Cargo Pockets and the new ID is listed on the ended listing (ended early by seller as no longer being available).

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bare-Nex-Gen...item4612397f26

That's probably the one!

I'm confused. I thought she got her suit back.

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Originally Posted by kwinter

I'm confused. I thought she got her suit back.

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She did get the suit back. People are just trying to make it known that the person selling the stolen drysuit on ebay is still selling--and has a new user id.

100% positive feedback.....mmmmm



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The only thing one needs to do to get 100% positive seller feedback is to fairly and accurately describe the article one is selling and then to actually ship said item for a fair price and as soon as possible. The buyers are getting a deal if the item is being sold at a low price due to the fact that there was either no initial outlay or very little. eBay feedback has nothing to do with how the item came into one's possession to be sold. Did you by chance ever read about the person that was stealing Lego's from ToysRUs and then selling them on eBay? This person probably had good feedback too.
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headline...rom-toys-r-us/

there is a certain tone of sarcasm that is impossible to convey by keyboard....

Of course I know that....duh!

BTW, we still don't know who the scumbag is, anyone want to elucidate?

Dive safe,

Celia

Your earlier comment was quite vague and my perception was that if they had 100% feedback, how could they be selling stolen goods? As well, it is possible that the seller is not the person that stole the dry suit and is not the "scumbag" you are looking for. I am of course giving them the benefit of the doubt. Wendy, however, is happy she got her suit back and if you'd like any further information regarding the identity of the person behind the eBay ID, I suggest you contact her via PM. eBay will not divulge a seller's identification unless one has a transaction with them.

Glad Wendy got her drysuit back.

Stop making assumptions.

Sarcasm is rampant everywhere.

Dive safe,

Celia

I think it serves as a reminder that thieves are everywhere. It also serves as a reminder to log serial numbers, mark your gear, and photograph it so if stolen, you can identify for the police, insurance, and eBay.