3 different phones makes me assume they are burners. Only reason you need a burner com is if items are hot. And if they are hot, how the hell did you sneak off with those? Can't exactly put them in your pocket.
And then how do you meet in person without a worry?
Assumptions..all the aforementioned is assumptions.
Ways to steal expensive tool boxes that can be purchased with credit.
1. You, and possibly some co-workers of yours work at a shop that hires people who are available who seem to know what they're doing. Whether they actually know is of little importance. Each of you purchases an expensive box either using your own credit info, whose credit score you don't care about, or using stolen credit info. You, and possibly your colleagues, leave job due to being fired, about to be fired, or before some scam or other issue is discovered. You and your possible colleagues take your unpaid boxes with you. You try to sell the boxes off as discreately as possible since money is still owed on them, which includes burner phones, and alternate locations, with real locations provided when someone calls.
2. Similar to above,but the shop where you worked was owned or run by you and possibly your friends. The shop has to close due to running out of money, bad business practices, dishonest business practices, illegal side business practices, or because you installed hiden compartments used by drug dealers and the DEA or FBI is looking to bust you. When you shut down the business you take anything movable of value with you to sell. Let Snap-On take the loss and try to sue a closed business.
3. The boxes are stolen from a business due to a break-in. Maybe the business was shut down temporarily due to vacation, repairs, company holiday etc. Business won't find out immediately that the boxes are stolen.
4. Seller stole them from a storage locker and is posting them discreately in case someone can go back and check thru past listings.
5. The seller works for a company that has purchased Snap-On boxes for the use of it's employees. These boxes were not being used and he pinched them while nobody was looking and is hoping to sell them discreately before someone does an audit. The seller is being discrete so no one can track him later.
Alternately the boxes aren't stolen but are being sold discretely for some other reasons.
1. Person who owns the boxes is getting divorced and wants to sell them discretely before his wife and/or her lawyer finds out how many he has or what they're worth. May prefer cash so there is no way to track the extra money.
2. They're paid off but the owner owes lots of money and is trying to sell them so there is no way for his creditors or the courts to track money he recieved.
3. Owner is simply paranoid due to all the stories about the NSA, or that someone will track down were he lives and steal any tools he still has.
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