Stolen bin tags??
Hi everyone.
I was wondering if anybody else had their bin tag (sticker) stolen last night? I live on Ambler Ave, Glen Eden.
This is the 2nd time this has happened and ive only been here 5 months. Its so frustrating as the truck wont take it and I only put my rubbish out fortnightly, like the recycling, as i dont have alot.
There has to be a better method??
Maybe a QR or bar code on our bins they could scan and we just pay for it online?
Any advice about how i could stop ppl from stealing my sticker wud be grt.
Thanks Mandy
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