How to protect your rights and interests if you lose something in a college dormitory?

College students should strengthen their awareness of protection and change their habit of losing everything. Be careful about your belongings, care for each other, help each other, and report any abnormalities to the relevant departments in a timely manner. I have a classmate who left his mobile phone in the store when he was shopping for clothes, and when he went again, the store didn't admit it; When a student took a taxi, he left his bag or mobile phone in the car and never found it.

These can be avoided as long as we are usually careful.

Don't be careless and don't trust others. When using a credit card, you should keep your password, do not choose the most easily leaked information such as birthday, student ID number, ID number, ** number, etc., and do not leave valuables in places with many people such as desks and cafeterias.

Be wary of people with suspicious deeds. If you find that there are people looking around in the corridor, report to the attendant in time, and be vigilant and inquire seriously about strangers who break into the dormitory or come to sell items without reason. The best way to do this is to never let such people in.

We once came to the dormitory with a big bag of aunt, said that she was looking for someone to be her stationery ** business, to pay a deposit of 1500 first, she said that the sky was falling, some classmates were tempted, less than 15 minutes, 1500 was deceived quickly, and she never came, leaving only her big bag (which is stationery).

Don't lend your valuable card to others. The best way to keep cash is to keep it in the bank, and don't keep a lot of cash in your dormitory or on your body. Do not lend valuable documents to others, especially strangers, to prevent fraudulent claims of bank cards and passbooks.

Pay attention to pickpocketing when going out. Commuting to work and holidays, pickpockets tend to appear when there are the most people, the most crowded, and you are least paying attention. This is some of your casual habits to change, don't carry too valuable belongings, don't put your phone, wallet, cash in your pocket, don't take out your wallet to expose the cash inside, don't rush out of your backpack.

The school has almost all the responsibility to take care of your finances.

What locks are used in schools, schools in universities must use security doors, unless it is a school in a poor area.

That is, they have to break down the door unless there is a key or a professional thief to open it, and there is also a break in.

Your school probably doesn't need an anti-theft door, go to the school, or you don't pay the tuition for the next year, and then you have to call ** to report it to various places.

Take a few photos**, add a paragraph of text, form a news, and send it to major newspapers. Indicate "Press Release".

There has been no such theft accident in our school, and our school is very strict, and the dormitory door is locked within the specified time, and the entry and exit rate is restricted.

That is, after the rest time, lock the door, you have to rest your rest until the next door opening time (generally the next door opening is 1-2 hours, individual special circumstances can be registered and explained).

And our doorman has to stand at the door every time he opens the door, so it's safe. Unless there is an internal thief, the outside can't get in at all.

People in the university come from all over the world, and to some extent.

It can be said that it is a mixture of fish and dragons, and it is not okay to lose things in this environment.

It can be said that it is normal, but it is indeed very common, all kinds of confessional walls.

It's not uncommon to see campus assistants or something. Although college students.

Life is beautiful, but in a noisy environment, take care of your belongings.

It's also important to keep yourself safe.

When we lose something, we can find counseling as soon as possible.

staff, and then contact the dormitory manager or aunt to see if you can find it.

to surveillance; Second, we can ask our roommates if they have seen it or.

It was taken by mistake; In addition, you can go to the confession wall campus assistant Jun to post an inquiry.

Ask; Finally, if it is a very important item, it is still recommended.

Alarm the police. To add another word, we can't change this, no.

The first thing to do in changing the environment of others is to learn to protect yourself.

Break the habit of throwing away and put away all your valuables.

Keep it safe, and roommates can help each other to keep an eye out for strangers.

If you really lose something when you enter the dormitory, it is recommended to participate.

Look for it according to the appeal method. Hope it helps.

Don't care. Look at you, if there is enough evidence, take things back, if not, eat a trench and grow wise, get a lock, everything has more eyes, I lock the cabinet except for clothes, shoes and some worthless class schedules or other valuables, cosmetics too, what if I don't have someone to try it (stall).

Alarm. If there's a good chance that a roommate took your stuff (it's just a suspicion, not someone who took it), do it first.

Communicate, if the other party says that he didn't take it, then tell the other party to call the police.

Losing something in a college dormitory is generally not easy to get back. Lost things in the dormitory are nothing more than people in the dormitory who take them, or people outside the dormitory. Outsiders in the dormitory can adjust the monitoring of the aisle to see who has entered the dormitory, which is generally a small probability of outsiders.

If the people in the dormitory take it, you can only ask the dormitory people, and generally will not admit it, you can only ask yourself, observe who took it one by one, and if you know who took it, you can tell the counselor directly and ask the counselor to deal with it. If the counselor is useless, you can only call the police. Therefore, in general, it is recommended to settle it peacefully, otherwise it will affect the dormitory relationship, everyone later.

It's not easy.

There are six or eight people in a dormitory, even if it is just two people, if you lose something, don't scream, if you lose it, you lose it, you have to investigate who it is in private, and if you know, don't expose it in front of many people.

Losing things in the dormitory is always going on, so you have to investigate whether it's an outsider or your roommate. If it is done by an outsider, you can choose to call the police and let ** assist in the investigation. If it's your roommate's doing, then you have to pay attention, you can't expose her, and why keep it secret, you can't tell your other roommates, you have to investigate secretly, it's really your roommate, then you have to take some measures, you can write him a letter or send a message, tell him not to do it again, you have found him, ask him if there is anything unspeakable.

But before you can do that, you have to make sure you're in the right place before you can do it, or you'll be so embarrassed that you two won't even be able to do it.

You have to remind him not to do things in this way anymore, you have to act like you trust her very much, and you can't make him feel that you are blaming him, because maybe he has something unspeakable, but if you know his character, he is always unclean, then you have to help him correct it, you have to be cruel to him, otherwise he will not know that he is wrong, and he is no longer worthy of your trust. Roommates living in the same dormitory must take care of each other and tolerate each other, you are the closest friends.

Don't jump to conclusions if you're not sure about the situation, it will hurt your feelings, and you won't even be able to be friends in the future, use a more tactful way to tell him what you think. Whatever the case may be, you must investigate and not allow your property to be violated.

A place like a dormitory is actually a small family and a small society, because everyone has a different personality and a different way of dealing with problems.

It's normal to drop things in the dormitory, after all, there are a lot of people. Even if you lose something, you can't say that someone stole it, because then you will silently offend a lot of people, but they won't say it.

Even if you have someone who is suspicious, but you don't have hard evidence, you can't just talk nonsense. You can only think that you have lost it, and you can't find it.

I remember when I used to live in the dormitory, my friend and I shared a dormitory, and there were new students reporting for the new semester, so we had to give up the best dormitory building. Because my friend didn't have time to move things, he asked me to help him move things. I remember he came back when I was about to help him move his things, and he moved with me, and after the move, he looked at his bag, and I didn't even know he had money in it.

The next day, because he wanted to recharge his meal card, he went to get the money and found that his wallet was gone. In fact, I was so uncomfortable at the time, after all, I helped him move things, so I asked him: "Did you still get it when you moved things yesterday?"

He said: "I saw it after moving it, and it's still there." I let go of my heart, fortunately I didn't lose it, and my friend was anxious enough, a total of more than 800 cash, and an ID card.

Admission ticket, bank card, etc.

At that time, we had a week to go before the national exam.

Yes, she said that it doesn't matter if everything else, she gave up her money to avoid disasters, but when she saw it, she took the exam, and it would take at least a week to reissue the admission ticket, and in the end, my friend didn't pass the test.

All of us actually know who it is in our hearts, but there is no evidence, and we can't talk nonsense, everyone is in the same dormitory, and we usually don't look up and see each other, so this matter is over.

Pay attention to taking care of your important belongings every day, pay more attention to whether there are also lost items among your classmates, seek help from classmates, narrow the scope of suspicion, collect relevant evidence, and find out the thief.

Report the situation directly to the dormitory supervisor and seek help from the school.

If necessary, alarm handling can be selected.

It depends on your choice, if there is evidence, if you still want to be friends with that person, talk to him privately, if you don't think it's necessary, of course, I don't think it's necessary, it's better to call the police directly. It's easy and hassle-free.

You lose something, there is nothing you can do, even if someone else picks it up and asks you for a 20 yuan pick-up fee, the law is also a matter of course.

1.The college dormitory is like opening a blind box, and you don't know what kind of person you will be with.

This can be seen as a training camp before you officially go out into the world. You're going to grow up with several people and learn how to get along quickly when they're immature.

2.Focus on the weaknesses of human nature.

Human nature has a lot of weaknesses, and everyone has some. It's not that someone is bad, but human nature is **. For example, most people will be vain, jealous, and so on.

You may have a good family, but if you spend lavishly, others will think you're showing off, even though you used to live like this. What seems normal to you may be another in the eyes of others.

3.If you do have roommates who are difficult to get along with, don't push yourself.

To put it bluntly, everyone happens to live together. Being able to get along is fate and speed. But after all, there are differences between people.

If they don't deal with each other, that's it. If you push yourself too hard, think about it every day, and be overly sensitive, you will become more and more uncomfortable. Just jump out and don't take it too seriously.

4.The human heart is a bottomless pit.

This is true not only for roommates, but for anyone. You don't want to be kind to others, and others will treat you just as well. Don't try to be honest with everyone, but stick to the bottom line. Only by having the right expectations for people can you not let yourself be disappointed by expecting too much.

5.Try not to get involved in other people's emotional problems. For example, if your roommate comes to you to complain about relationship problems, and you are indignant, the person breaks up. As a result, the next day, the person gets back together, and you are embarrassed. Sometimes people get along with each other, and the other person just needs emotional value.

Valuables are locked up, and the dorm room is empty and the door must be closed when you sleep (especially when you take a nap, one of my classmates had her phone stolen while taking a nap).

1. Develop the habit of packing things frequently, and remember to lock up valuables when you go out.

2. Get along well with your roommates, and have more than one person to help you with anything.

3. Don't bring too valuable things, and don't bring unnecessary things back to school.

4. Keep your mobile phone and wallet with you, it's best to take a shower and sleep and put it in a visible place, and touch your mobile phone and wallet every once in a while when you go out.

If you have a good relationship with your roommates, you can do it.