Possible theft?
04-29-2010, 10:16 AM
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Just keep driving your car to work., whats to worry about?
You park in front of a video security camera right? Just take one more of them off the streets when they steal it. Pager sensor alarm install asap since he thinks you don't have one - ie. touching hood of car etc...
You park in front of a video security camera right? Just take one more of them off the streets when they steal it. Pager sensor alarm install asap since he thinks you don't have one - ie. touching hood of car etc...
04-29-2010, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by sanjay,Apr 28 2010, 04:39 PM
is costco that dangerous? 
i often park at the queensway costco ... roof open
only for 20 minutes or so -- but i'd never think someone would steal my car
i often park at the queensway costco ... roof open
only for 20 minutes or so -- but i'd never think someone would steal my car
04-29-2010, 02:11 PM
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[QUOTE=Holeecow,Apr 29 2010, 11:23 AM] Very true!
Met up with my aunt
Met up with my aunt
04-30-2010, 07:35 AM
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There's a good chance that guy wasn't a thief. He likely sold the picture of your car and the serial number to an internet scammer, or he might be the scammer himself. They don't intend on selling your car, they only want to sell the likeness of your car.
Cover your VIN number and place a sheet of paper on the dashboard that reads "smile you're on camera" every day you park the car at work. Get it laminated for long term daily use.
Cover your VIN number and place a sheet of paper on the dashboard that reads "smile you're on camera" every day you park the car at work. Get it laminated for long term daily use.
04-30-2010, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by JFUSION,Apr 30 2010, 07:35 AM
There's a good chance that guy wasn't a thief. He likely sold the picture of your car and the serial number to an internet scammer, or he might be the scammer himself. They don't intend on selling your car, they only want to sell the likeness of your car.
Cover your VIN number and place a sheet of paper on the dashboard that reads "smile your on camera" every day you park the car at work.
Cover your VIN number and place a sheet of paper on the dashboard that reads "smile your on camera" every day you park the car at work.
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