What features should I look for? Are any brands considered better than others? Is it even worth it, or does it make more sense to just get a safety deposit box at a bank?
you should check saferatings.com and use only cash. make sure you can lift it up the stairs, otherwise you might get a hernia and post "got a hernia lifting safe, qualify for disability?" on FWF
tiburonxshark said: katx said: What is the primary purpose?The primary purpose is to make a parody of this, though I'm sure he appreciates the serious answers.Oh. It is safe to say that I feel stupid at this moment.
But how does a safe keep the temp inside any cooler than the temp outside? It is not as if there is refrigeration going on inside. (This is a serious question and I know the answer too. )
Xnarg
Senior Member - 5K
posted: Nov. 4, 2009 @ 3:14p
Try to find a safe with a nice combination of features.
tiburonxshark
Broke Member
posted: Nov. 4, 2009 @ 3:21p
Make sure you lock in a low rate, if you have to finance it.
tiburonxshark said: katx said: What is the primary purpose?The primary purpose is to make a parody of this, though I'm sure he appreciates the serious answers.
The title was meant as a parody, but the post is semi serious. The big thing is I have some papers that I access frequently as well as a hard drive that has back up of various data (including some pretty sensitive financial info) that I don't want to lose in a fire or to theft (although I am more concerned by fire). It probably would not see much use to protect valuable besides maybe some in case of emergency cash. Because I access these things frequently it is a bit of a pain to keep them in a safety deposit box.
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