My second request of the day & it was successful. Ernie was doing some yard work this morning. Later in the day, he noticed that his ring was missing. It was pretty quick also. The important thing is when you lose something make as many mental notes as to what you were doing as possible. The more information you provide, the quicker the searches are.
Another successful recovery. Miranda lost her rings the other day. She wasn’t sure if she lost them in her yard or somewhere else. After posting her loss on Facebook, she was referred to me. We made arrangements to meet early on Saturday morning. The rings were found in record time.
I went on a recovery to find a ring this morning. I wasn’t on the beach for 5 minutes when I found a large silver ring. It wasn’t the ring I was looking for! BONUS!
I found the correct ring in another 5 minutes. A beautiful gold ring that was handed down in the family. I stayed a little while longer after returning the recovered ring and I found another silver ring. Another BONUS! 2 more items to add to my safe deposit box retirement fund…
I LOVE my Hobby!!
Another quick recovery this week. It took all of 15 minutes. I was hoping it would be found, but there was a good chance that the ring was in a large metal dumpster. There were too many hazards in the dumpster that would have prevented me from searching.
This was the first search that I have done that both the loser and the searcher were fully COVID vaccinated.
If you lose something take pictures and write down information that would assist me in finding your lost item. If it’s made of metal, I can find it!
