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Report Stolen Goods
Superloans works closely with the NZ Police to try to stop stolen goods from being pawned in our stores.
If you have been a victim of a burglary, please don’t try to contact the stores directly. We have a stolen goods register which alerts all of our stores when new items are added.
Get the details to us as soon as you can. If an item is presented to pawn that our staff recognise from our stolen goods register, they will contact the Police immediately, and most times the person presenting it will be apprehended in-store.
Report your stolen goods here stolen-goods@superloans.co.nz
Please include the following:
But don’t worry, if you don’t hear anything straight away. We store all pawned items for four months before being on-sold. Police routinely check our loan database so if we have pawned a stolen item there is a good chance it will be identified within that timeframe.
If the Police notify us of any stolen items, they provide us with a hold notice, and we provide them with the customer file of the person who brought it in for them to investigate.
Please note - If you are informed we have an item stolen from you in one of our stores, the Police need to collect it and return it to you. You cannot come into the store and collect it yourself.
Recording the serial numbers of your belongings is one of the most effective ways to be reunited with your property if it is stolen from you.
There are some easy ways for you keep track of your serial numbers in the event of theft. For example: