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remember once Googles seachbots have linked the registration to this site, if the insurance company searches for it it may bring this thread up

be careful whats posted

Oh and they are who do this type of

anything i can do, apart from keep my eyes open, let me know as i am in the local area

I could always see if the firms Smart Car could be loaned to you till the courtesy Vauxhall Corsa turns up

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2. Good call James.
3. Npinks - agree normally garaged should suffice as long as able to fit in garage (ie doors wide enough)


Hope it is found or the insurers take care of you

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dazsear wrote:

but will be investing in a small safe to put my keys in after the Xmas break.

sorry to hear that sh** leedsunited  
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Sad news.  TDV6 - gone
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Misery wrote:

Dwelling house Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm!!

I always take my keys to bed with me to. Please don't get the tracker. Well I don't think they are that good had 24 hour cover on mine and they didn't even know it had moved when it was taken to the dealer.

I don't agree. I think they are very good especially Tracker Response  TDV6 - gone
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Awfull news hope ends well.

With depreciation as it is, you would of thought it was not worth the agro to these scummmmm baggggss

We were burgled last year and had a car stolen - the RRS keys were upstairs thankfully - but looking at the drugged up w kers that will stop at nothing to get their next fix is it really worth the risk of having them next to you and Mrs....and maybe the kids too?

At the end of the day its a piece of metal that is insured - and while its a pain in the arse, anyone can have my car rather than risking the family.

Still agree that they are scum and someone needs to develop an inverter-type charger that make the whole car "live" without some biometric based key. I wouldnt mind seeing some chargrilled scumbag next to my car in a morning.......certainly would reduce the risk of them doing it again  RRS TDV6 SE Java Black +towpack +tintent +Permagrin

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Well the police arrived yesterday and did all the forensics and immediate comment was "stolen to order and probably already in a container on a boat somewhere"

So now await the discussions with the insurance company and GAP provider.

they are properly right and most likely not going to "look" for it but the fact is it could also be parked up down a side road somewhere been watched, waiting to see if the police to turn up to find out whether its got a tracker or not

Might be worth a drive around the area etc

npinks wrote:

they are properly right and most likely not going to "look" for it but the fact is it could also be parked up down a side road somewhere been watched, waiting to see if the police to turn up to find out whether its got a tracker or not

Might be worth a drive around the area etc

Thanks mate but we are a bit rural round here and we have already scoured the area although what you explained happened to me when living in Leeds some years ago and my car was found in East End Park exactly as you describe but i think that was because the who did that where just out to race around in a nice car, ps on your other point it normally is in the garage but do to some work it was not

Probably went to Bradford and may well get spotted in the UAE soon  TDV6 - gone
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dazsear wrote:

Since getting my HST last week I have always taken my car keys to bed (placing them on the bedside unit) but will be investing in a small safe to put my keys in after the Xmas break.

I strongly suggest others look after their car keys at home since your house is far easier to break into than you car in most cases.

I can vouch for James's e-mail going around the dealer network. Got the details on saturday, will keep an eye out.