Who would steal a laptop and computer and then send it into the manufacture for servicing?
Whomever swiped Rich Clark's laptop last week, that's who.
Mr. Clark, 27, just dropped by The Batavian office to let his know his computer arrived safely at the service center today.
On Thursday, we highlighted a classified Clark had posted on The Batavian noting that a black box had been stolen from his work truck.
It turns out the box contained a laptop, valued at $1,000, that Clark and labeled and set up to send back for service. Whoever took it -- whether he saw the post on The Batavian or not -- dropped the box in the mail and it arrived safely at the service center.
Clark, who operates his own satellite installation company and works for IGT, said he couldn't believe the computer had been returned. "It's just amazing. Amazing," he said.
There truly is still good
There truly is still good people in this crazy world. Thank goodness someone returned it.
I have a question for you. I
I have a question for you. I was searching the website and for SOME unknow reason, came across the last name Pandozzi. Would you by chance be the former Robin Pandozzi?? I live in Louisville, KY, the only reason i joined this sight was to ask you that question! Don't think I am nuts!! I grew up with Robin Pandozzi and have not seen or talked to her for over 30 years! Thanks so much and don't think I am a stalker!!!
No Sorry I am not. My maiden
No Sorry I am not. My maiden name is Johnson and I grew up in Pennsylvania.
I do not think you are nuts at all.
I would do some crazy things to find a few of my friends from years ago as well.
Have a great New Year . Hope you find her.
God Bless
Robin