What To Do If Your Wheelie Bin Gets Stolen at Noah Skye blog

What To Do If Your Wheelie Bin Gets Stolen. Put your house number or name on it. Check if the bin is actually lost or stolen. Ensure it hasn't been taken by a neighbour or blown away by the wind. Most wheelie bins are stolen by people who have lost their own. If a resident’s bin is stolen they can order a replacement by sending an email to wastewise@capetown.gov.za with the following information: The most basic thing you can do to secure your wheelie bin from being stolen is to stick or paint your house or flat number on it. In light of the continuing challenge of theft of wheelie bins the city is reminding residents of the necessary steps to take if their bin is stolen. My bin was stolen, but instead of returning it, they tipped two weeks worth of rubbish around the side of my house and took the bin. Report stolen bins promptly to the police and local council. Contact the city’s call centre on 0860 103 089 or email wastewise@capetown.gov.za or log a service. Secure your bin by storing it out of sight and using locks. Always shred information before you throw it away and ask the bank for electronic statements instead of paper ones (better for the environment too). What must i do should my bin be stolen?

Report stolen bins promptly to the police and local council. If a resident’s bin is stolen they can order a replacement by sending an email to wastewise@capetown.gov.za with the following information: My bin was stolen, but instead of returning it, they tipped two weeks worth of rubbish around the side of my house and took the bin. Always shred information before you throw it away and ask the bank for electronic statements instead of paper ones (better for the environment too). The most basic thing you can do to secure your wheelie bin from being stolen is to stick or paint your house or flat number on it. Check if the bin is actually lost or stolen. What must i do should my bin be stolen? Secure your bin by storing it out of sight and using locks. Most wheelie bins are stolen by people who have lost their own. Ensure it hasn't been taken by a neighbour or blown away by the wind.

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What To Do If Your Wheelie Bin Gets Stolen My bin was stolen, but instead of returning it, they tipped two weeks worth of rubbish around the side of my house and took the bin. If a resident’s bin is stolen they can order a replacement by sending an email to wastewise@capetown.gov.za with the following information: In light of the continuing challenge of theft of wheelie bins the city is reminding residents of the necessary steps to take if their bin is stolen. Put your house number or name on it. Secure your bin by storing it out of sight and using locks. Ensure it hasn't been taken by a neighbour or blown away by the wind. Check if the bin is actually lost or stolen. Contact the city’s call centre on 0860 103 089 or email wastewise@capetown.gov.za or log a service. Report stolen bins promptly to the police and local council. Always shred information before you throw it away and ask the bank for electronic statements instead of paper ones (better for the environment too). My bin was stolen, but instead of returning it, they tipped two weeks worth of rubbish around the side of my house and took the bin. The most basic thing you can do to secure your wheelie bin from being stolen is to stick or paint your house or flat number on it. What must i do should my bin be stolen? Most wheelie bins are stolen by people who have lost their own.