Goofproof wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2020 11:17 am
Could have also been, someone maybe even a employe could have seen it may have been a bomb, or just a fire hazard and removed it. Plugging into other's outlets without permission isn't Cool, and is a form of theft. Charging batteries of certain types can cause fires.
I have had two batteries Lith Ion fail, not with fire yet, but by swelling up inside the units. My Samsung Tablet 12.2 inch, swelled the back and front of the Tablet it blew the screen out of the frame. It still works but it's a fire hazard. I am having a bad year for computers. You can't build your own laptops, neither can the Major Brands, all they want are cheap to make are cheap high profit junk, throw aways! Jim
Sorry for your troubles Jim.
An employee did not remove it. They batteries were clearly marked CPAP battery and I reported this theft to the front desk. If it were a bomb, they would have evacuated and called 911. And people charge their devices unattended all the time.
And it is not theft. I pay to be a member there, and see people all the time plugging in their cell phones, laptops or other devices. The vanity area is where people can plug in things like their hair dryers too. The same goes for places like Starbucks or the library. you're not supposed to plug in there either???
Your accusations are pretty outrageous. I let your insult slide in your previous post, hoping you were just joking, but I see you weren't, since you felt the need to mention it again.
Jim
