Finder of Lost Things
Maybe your were drinking with the guys and somewhere along the way, it seemed like a good idea to play "Battling Tops" with your wedding rings. You were winning until your golden boy took a spill, went off the table and fell through the cracks and now lays somewhere in the black silt under the marina bar. Even if you think you know where it is, most likely it's impossible to find it without the right tools. And that's where I come in.
If you've lost something of value while playing underwater or at the beach, I'll be happy to find it for you. If you can, with reasonable certainty, isolate where you think you lost it, I'll work to recover it. And here's the best part, if I don't find it, it won't cost you a dime. But when I do find it, it's going to cost you.
I work on a contingency basis only, so I only get paid when I make a recovery. However, when I do find it, your investment is going to be 25% of the value of the item. So, if I find your $1000 wedding ring, it's going to run you $250. A $10,000 diamond ring is going to cost $2500.
That may seem like a lot of money. But if I don't find it, chances are someone you don't want to find it will.
So let me take the risk. If I don't find it, it won't cost you a thing. But when I do, you'll know your ring will be safe on your finger and not on some beer-soaked spring-breaker who'll just pawn it for some serious iced out bling.
Divemaster
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