‎Jesse Ricketson‎

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Hey all.
My laptop was left in a tuk tuk 2 nights ago. It contains a lot of data in it that is valuable to me but useless to anyone else; including work data, photos and countless other irreplaceable bits and pieces. I would dearly love to get it back.
I am offering a $500 reward to anyone who brings it back and $100 to anyone with any info on it.
It was taken in a tuk tuk from St 155 in front of the Japanese Guitar Shop up to St 420 in Beoung Trabek at 10pm Tues 18th December. The tuk tuk was hailed from the street driving north up 155.
The model is ASUS ZenBook UX510UX. It was in a 'Grid' brand black laptop bag with sturdy rubber corners.
Please if people could pass this message around and, if possible, pass this message on to your tuk tuk drivers and see if they can ask their networks. That would be amazing.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
All info, please contact:
WhatsApp: +61xxxxxxxxx
Email: [email protected]
Below is a Khmer version of the message for tuk tuk drivers:
ដំណឹងបាត់កំព្យូទ័រនៅលើរុឺម៉ុកកង់បី
ខ្ងុំបាទជនជាតិអូស្ត្រាលី បានបាត់កុំព្យូទ័រឡែបថប់ម៉ាកUX510UXK ដែលបានដាក់ក្នុងកាបូបពណ៏ខ្មៅ រង្វាន់សំរាប់ការប្រគល់របរនឹងទទួលបាន៥០០$ បើអត់មានសំនួរសួរច្រើន ហើយបន្ថែម១០០$ សំរាប់អ្នកបានរកឃើញរុឺម៉ុកកង់បីដែលមានវា។
កុំព្យូទ័រនិងកាបូបបានភ្លេចនៅពីក្រេាយកន្លែងអង្គុយរុឺម៉ុកនៅថ្ងៃទី១៨ ធ្នូ ២០១៨ នៅម៉ោង១០យប់ ដែលរុឺម៉ុកបានបើកចេញពីហាងហ្គីតាជប៉ុននៅលើផ្លូវ១៥៥ ជិតផ្លូវ៤៧០ ទៅកាន់ផ្លូវ៤២០ ក្នុងសង្កាត់បឹងត្របែក។
សូមជួយទំនាក់ទំនងមកកាន់ លោកជេស៍សុីតាម
WhatsApp: +61xxxxxxxxx
Email: [email protected]
Thanks Everyone
Jesse

AB101 wrote:Belated note to ‎Jesse Ricketson‎ and a bit of advice to everyone else.

Buy a large capacity thumb drive and back up your important data etc. prior to logging off and then put the thumb drive somewhere secure like with your family jewels.

Equinix wrote: ↑Fri Dec 21, 2018 1:51 am

AB101 wrote:Belated note to ‎Jesse Ricketson‎ and a bit of advice to everyone else.

Buy a large capacity thumb drive and back up your important data etc. prior to logging off and then put the thumb drive somewhere secure like with your family jewels.

Even better would be to encrypt it and sync your data in the "cloud".

I once lost my MS surface this way. But luckily all the data was secure =)

AB101 wrote:

Equinix wrote: ↑Fri Dec 21, 2018 1:51 am

AB101 wrote:Belated note to ‎Jesse Ricketson‎ and a bit of advice to everyone else.

Buy a large capacity thumb drive and back up your important data etc. prior to logging off and then put the thumb drive somewhere secure like with your family jewels.

Even better would be to encrypt it and sync your data in the "cloud".

I once lost my MS surface this way. But luckily all the data was secure =)

You trust the cloud?

Hey all.
Again for the Cambodian crew...
New Video and photos of the tuk tuk driver who has taken my computer. Please show around to other tuk tuk drivers. Someone must know him.
Reward is raised to $1000 for return of computer with data intact. Thanks everyone.
I don't want any punishment of any sort, just for him to know that if he brings the computer back i will give him money for it.
I know it's probably too late now but hey, gotta give it a try

King Keil wrote: ↑Wed Dec 26, 2018 2:37 pm How is that news? I don't get it