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The Bunnings bandit
A brazen thief stole tens of thousands of dollars from the hardware giant and left his boss Tony to foot the bill.
Darren Keyssecker pleaded guilty and convicted over the thefts - but Tony is the one who could be about to lose his home.
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Statement from Michael Schneider, Bunnings Managing Director
While we make no claims to be perfect, we always try to do the right thing by our customers.
We have offered to work with Tony to help him through this unfortunate situation several times, including offering a reasonable long term payment plan. We continued to allow Tony to use his Bunnings account to run his business while we tried to resolve this situation.
We will continue to try and come to a resolution with Tony and strongly encourage all customers to keep their personal details safe to ensure the security of their account.
Regards,
Michael Schneider
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Managing Director, Bunnings Group
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