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General Discussion>Dang Thieves!!!!
elderboy02 09:28 AM 11-18-2009
Someone stole my radar detector, power cord, mounting unit, TomTom, and 2 way power supply from my car last night.

I hope karma bites whoever did this in the rear end. May they burn in hell. I hate thieves. :-) :-)
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Pilon 09:29 AM 11-18-2009
Bums, they're all bums!!
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chippewastud79 09:30 AM 11-18-2009
That sucks. :-)

Did they just smash out the window and run?
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leasingthisspace 09:30 AM 11-18-2009
Sorry to hear it. I hate thieves too.
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Don Fernando 09:32 AM 11-18-2009
that sucks.
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elderboy02 09:32 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by chippewastud79:
That sucks. :-)

Did they just smash out the window and run?
No. Luckily they didn't damage my car. I think I accidentally left the car unlocked b/c I had some packages to carry from my car last night.

It just sucks b/c I live in a nice neighborhood.
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elderboy02 09:33 AM 11-18-2009
What is the protocol now? Do I contact my insurance company first or file a police report?
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kydsid 09:34 AM 11-18-2009
Check the nearest pawn shops asap. Also you know that pre-teen down the street? Keep an eye out if he has a new ipod or something in the next few days.


Originally Posted by elderboy02:
What is the protocol now? Do I contact my insurance company first or file a police report?

Police report. Most insurance will require one before they will do anything. BTW if your vehicle insurance doesn't cover and the car was in your drive way check with your homeowners policy it may cover.
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chippewastud79 09:34 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by elderboy02:
No. Luckily they didn't damage my car. I think I accidentally left the car unlocked b/c I had some packages to carry from my car last night.

It just sucks b/c I live in a nice neighborhood.
Well I am sure you won't forget to lock your doors from now on. It still sucks though. :-)
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Bruins Fan 09:35 AM 11-18-2009
Sorry to hear that, druggies :-)
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elderboy02 09:36 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by kydsid:
Check the nearest pawn shops asap. Also you know that pre-teen down the street? Keep an eye out if he has a new ipod or something in the next few days.
There aren't any pawn shops nearby.

Originally Posted by chippewastud79:
Well I am sure you won't forget to lock your doors from now on. It still sucks though. :-)
Yep. I will be sure to lock them now. In a way, it might have been better to leave them unlocked. Otherwise, they might have smashed the window. I would then have to get the window re-tinted.
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itsme_timd 09:36 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by elderboy02:
What is the protocol now? Do I contact my insurance company first or file a police report?
Insurance company will want the police report. Call the police and file the report, then call your insurance company.

Sorry to hear that got ya'.
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chippewastud79 09:37 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by elderboy02:
What is the protocol now? Do I contact my insurance company first or file a police report?
Chalk it up as a loss. I am sure your deductible won't we worth the value of the items and the rise in your insurance premiums. Call the police, but chances are they won't do much to find the people who took it. Going to be tough to trace unless there is something that distinguishes the items from any other or they happen to find a serial thief. It sucks, but it happened to my brother and pretty much all they could say was, "Next time lock your doors". :-)
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elderboy02 09:37 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by kydsid:
...Police report. Most insurance will require one before they will do anything. BTW if your vehicle insurance doesn't cover and the car was in your drive way check with your homeowners policy it may cover.
Thanks for the advice. It was on the street. Also, when determining the value of the contets, do I give the price I paid for the items or the value of them used?
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chippewastud79 09:38 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by elderboy02:
Yep. I will be sure to lock them now. In a way, it might have been better to leave them unlocked. Otherwise, they might have smashed the window. I would then have to get the window re-tinted.
Chances are they were just checking for unlocked doors, unless there is another car in the neighborhood who got something stolen and they actually broke into it. :-)
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str8edg 09:38 AM 11-18-2009
not sure the protocol... but that sucks sir.

I hate that we live in a society where we have to lock our doors.

Karma... have faith. Just think the people who stole you stuff, are probably so strung out on dope that they are already on the wrong side of the karma wheel... or they are just @holes!
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acarr 09:39 AM 11-18-2009
The price you paid. They will depreciate it from there.
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chippewastud79 09:39 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by elderboy02:
Thanks for the advice. It was on the street. Also, when determining the value of the contets, do I give the price I paid for the items or the value of them used?
Replacement cost.
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elderboy02 09:41 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by chippewastud79:
Chalk it up as a loss. I am sure your deductible won't we worth the value of the items and the rise in your insurance premiums. Call the police, but chances are they won't do much to find the people who took it. Going to be tough to trace unless there is something that distinguishes the items from any other or they happen to find a serial thief. It sucks, but it happened to my brother and pretty much all they could say was, "Next time lock your doors". :-)
I have a $100 deductible. The radar detector is $300 new, Tom Tom is about $120. Cigarette lighter 2-way adapter is about $7
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acarr 09:44 AM 11-18-2009
Originally Posted by elderboy02:
I have a $100 deductible. The radar detector is $300 new, Tom Tom is about $120. Cigarette lighter 2-way adapter is about $7
So you will get $427-$100-depreciation. Then when you replace the items, if it cost more than the depreciation they took on it, they will reimburse you the difference. It probably isn't worth it because your insurance will go up for a long, long time.
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