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22 August 2015, 07:32 AM
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Really gutted for you mate. Its hard to tell cos of the damage, but had it been stripped? Fing idiots, makes you wonder whether its worth bothering these days. ***** that do this have no idea what its like to work and save for whatever.Just hope they grow up and have the same done to them
22 August 2015, 09:33 AM
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Absolute scum, there is an awful lot of this going on at the moment.
Sometimes I really think its just not worth having a nice car nowadays, too much risk
Sometimes I really think its just not worth having a nice car nowadays, too much risk
22 August 2015, 09:59 AM
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Total scumbags!!!
I hope they die a slow and painful death!
Might sound a bit harsh but we were broken into while we slept,took both our cars 3 months ago,neither have been found
Girlfriends insurance have paid out and have been great,my insurance have been a nightmare! No offer yet.
Hope you get it sorted quickly mate.
I hope they die a slow and painful death!
Might sound a bit harsh but we were broken into while we slept,took both our cars 3 months ago,neither have been found
Girlfriends insurance have paid out and have been great,my insurance have been a nightmare! No offer yet.
Hope you get it sorted quickly mate.
22 August 2015, 10:17 AM
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I dont get why someone would go to the trouble of breaking into a house (burglary) and stealing a car just to then burn it out? Theres nothing to gain, its sheer mindless vandalism. Why not just burn it out on your drive and save the hassle?
Cant get my head round it and I really feel for you. If mine ever got taken I'd never want to see or know what happened to it.
After the spate of RS's we saw stolen recently and more and more break in's to steal the keys I think i'm going to fit a kill switch or something to immobilise mine. I have a clifford 650 on it but only the keys are needed for that.
Cant get my head round it and I really feel for you. If mine ever got taken I'd never want to see or know what happened to it.
After the spate of RS's we saw stolen recently and more and more break in's to steal the keys I think i'm going to fit a kill switch or something to immobilise mine. I have a clifford 650 on it but only the keys are needed for that.
22 August 2015, 10:43 AM
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I think that owners of any performance car these days have to think very hard about there security home and car,and preventative ways to stop thief's from even attempting the crime in the first place,as these kinds of criminal's are not stupid they stake out a property/car for days sometimes weeks just to work out the victims patterns before they even attempt to break in and steal.My advice is a good home alarm car immobilizers big dogs etc...as the saying goes "Prevention is better then the Cure".SJ.
,make things as hard as possible for the thieving c*nts.SJ.
22 August 2015, 01:17 PM
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Total scumbags!!!
I hope they die a slow and painful death!
Might sound a bit harsh but we were broken into while we slept,took both our cars 3 months ago,neither have been found
Girlfriends insurance have paid out and have been great,my insurance have been a nightmare! No offer yet.
Hope you get it sorted quickly mate.
I hope they die a slow and painful death!
Might sound a bit harsh but we were broken into while we slept,took both our cars 3 months ago,neither have been found
Girlfriends insurance have paid out and have been great,my insurance have been a nightmare! No offer yet.
Hope you get it sorted quickly mate.
Worst thing is im still paying the finance!!!
22 August 2015, 02:33 PM
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Does it help though? If someone is breaking in to take your keys, where's the disklok key going to be? On the keyring with the car keys no doubt.
The only real deterrent would be a proper punishment for the ****ers stealing! Not just a slap on the wrist, cut their hands off.
The only real deterrent would be a proper punishment for the ****ers stealing! Not just a slap on the wrist, cut their hands off.
22 August 2015, 06:13 PM
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Keeping the disklok key on the car keys is asking for trouble James so I doubt that most people keep them together.
My best anti theft is going to be using a 2nd map as a "if you want me then you'll have to tow me away map" zero fuel and zero ignition will make it undrivable!
My best anti theft is going to be using a 2nd map as a "if you want me then you'll have to tow me away map" zero fuel and zero ignition will make it undrivable!
22 August 2015, 09:27 PM
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The police think it was used in a failed cash point robbery , company dealing with the claim are waiting for an engineers report & valuation (valuation is another story !)......it burnt out FFS !!!
22 August 2015, 09:35 PM
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cash point robbery. they could have made more money if they had just stripped the car for parts
the courts need to start getting tough on criminals. 1st offense = warning, 2nd offense = 6 months +, 3rd offense = 10 years +.
If they get caught again, hang the scum
cash point robbery. they could have made more money if they had just stripped the car for parts
the courts need to start getting tough on criminals. 1st offense = warning, 2nd offense = 6 months +, 3rd offense = 10 years +.
If they get caught again, hang the scum
24 August 2015, 10:14 PM
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a pair of these you want for security no one will touch your front door for keys a live in security guard.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-YjiivaJBCq...ican-akita.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-YjiivaJBCq...ican-akita.jpg
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25 August 2015, 08:44 AM
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a pair of these you want for security no one will touch your front door for keys a live in security guard.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-YjiivaJBCq...ican-akita.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-YjiivaJBCq...ican-akita.jpg
I still maintain proper punishment is the only cure for these crimes. There's ways around alarms, locks, dogs etc. But what we need to be doing is making them think about carrying the deed out at all, not making them think how they are going to get round our deterrents.
25 August 2015, 10:52 AM
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Which is fine, but they just poison the dog! My grandparent's dog was done when they raided their house.
I still maintain proper punishment is the only cure for these crimes. There's ways around alarms, locks, dogs etc. But what we need to be doing is making them think about carrying the deed out at all, not making them think how they are going to get round our deterrents.
I still maintain proper punishment is the only cure for these crimes. There's ways around alarms, locks, dogs etc. But what we need to be doing is making them think about carrying the deed out at all, not making them think how they are going to get round our deterrents.