BY WARREN BOROSON
NEW JERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
BOROSON ON MONEY
There was the time I left my cellphone in my car when I dropped it off at a parking garage in New York City. A month later, I found an unexplained $20 phone call to Florida on my phone bill.
Another time, when I retrieved my car, I discovered that all the change I had kept in one of the drawers had been cleaned out.
The worst: The lot was crowded, so the attendant, unbeknownst to me, simply parked my car on the street. And a few months later I got a parking ticket. Expensive. I complained to the traffic people, but to no avail.
