Buying and using a hidden camera [new title]

[stuffusbus]

I have a house maid who comes and cleans up once a week or so, and I've been unable to find alot of things around the house, spare change, my watch small things like that. I started to wonder if she might be stealing from me. I've heard of people using hidden cameras in theyre house to keep an eye on there maids, any idea where I could get some?

[robcaro]

I suspect that the hiddne camera will come up missing too. Why don't you just fire the maid and eliminate the problem. Hire another one and perhaps things will change. :rolleyes:

[Zweistein]

You try something else: Plant (take a picture eventually) a 20 dollar bill, where she must find it.
If it's gone, you are sure and you can confront her with the facts.

[stuffusbus]

thanks for the tips, ill try out the plant first, if it comes up missing, shes fired

[ShibbOleth]

Tell the maid service that you use about the items that are missing. You might have to file a police report, but they should reimburse you for any stolen items. You are using a bonded, insured provider, right?

[Spezza]

A normal army supply shop should have small and cheap cameras; at least mine does. If you confront either the maid service or the maid her/himself you should probably have some evidence. A police report with only your word against the maid's would be useless.

[bibliophage]

I have changed the title of this thread. In the future please try to choose more descriptive titles.

bibliophage
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[postcards]

Are you looking for a NannyCam ( http://www.palmvid.com/child.htm)?

Seems to be the concept you're after.