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I put my trash can out at the beginning of the week and it wasn't there when I got home late that evening.
What should I do now??
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That happened to me, too. The garbage truck swallowed the bin. Just call the garbage disposal company, tell them, and you'll get a new one straight away.
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Contact your local council or whoever is responsible for your area, give your address, state that the garbage bin is gone, and that's it.
Then you get a new one.
It wouldn't be stolen.
A novice didn't insert it correctly and the thing ended up in the car.
You will soon get a new one
You can post a request at http://www.nebenan.de , because most of the time someone has put the wrong bin in their own home. If nothing happens, notify the waste management company.
This site is as intrusive as porn sites. You should use a crappy email address for it.
Call the waste disposal company and explain the situation. There's no point in paying for a bin you no longer have. You could ask your neighbors if they have it first.
Ask your neighbor/check. If that doesn't work, call the waste disposal department at the public order office and ask for a new one.
I would call the city about it.