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06-06-06, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by philipMac

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Originally Posted by Spiderman

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Originally Posted by 454697819

and that costs £19 to get a new one if stolen

But i think its still free if you are making a change of address, or cheaper at least.

Worth a try maybe?

probably best to let them know it was robbed.
You never know where it might turn up, save you bother in the long run.

fraid trhat that doesn't work as you have to send the old one back if you are making an amendment.

I'm really sorry to hear this and i hope you are both ok.

06-06-06, 09:21 PM

ahh no sorry to hear this some people really need to be taught a lesson

embee · 07-06-06, 05:25 PM

Bad news there.

As everyone has said, burglers go to 2 places first - hall table and kitchen drawer, 'cos that's where 99% of Joe Public puts their keys!

I have all my keys in a tupperware box, last thing at night I check everything is locked up and the keys go in the box and the box goes to bed with me.

As for old cars, my sister just had her 1989 Micra (once mine) written off. I'd fitted an isolator switch on the ignition circuit, nothing fancy, just another switch on the dashboard. Some scrote teenagers decided to try to pinch the car, ripped off all the steering column cowls and smashed ign switch etc but of course couldn't start it. Too much damage for repair. At least the toerags didn't get the satisfaction of taking it. Shame they didn't kill themselves in it really (and yes, I do mean it!

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06-06-06, 09:21 PM	#22
didge Guest Posts: n/a	ahh no sorry to hear this some people really need to be taught a lesson

07-06-06, 05:25 PM	#23
embee Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 2,804	Bad news there. As everyone has said, burglers go to 2 places first - hall table and kitchen drawer, 'cos that's where 99% of Joe Public puts their keys! I have all my keys in a tupperware box, last thing at night I check everything is locked up and the keys go in the box and the box goes to bed with me. As for old cars, my sister just had her 1989 Micra (once mine) written off. I'd fitted an isolator switch on the ignition circuit, nothing fancy, just another switch on the dashboard. Some scrote teenagers decided to try to pinch the car, ripped off all the steering column cowls and smashed ign switch etc but of course couldn't start it. Too much damage for repair. At least the toerags didn't get the satisfaction of taking it. Shame they didn't kill themselves in it really (and yes, I do mean it! )