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Apr 6, 2025 | 10:15 PM

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Gregster

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Originally Posted by bcrdukes

Wow, that's just awful. What came out of that?

Nothing but his truck was stolen twice at that point. Ended up selling it.

Apr 7, 2025 | 08:17 AM

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.2PDK

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Originally Posted by Gregster

A client of mine had his truck stolen with active GPS tracker system via obd2. He was following the truck in real time in his other car on the phone with the cops and they refused to do anything "too busy" Eventually the thieves saw they were being followed and ditched the truck in a parking lot... Then when the cops showed up they were blaming him for trying to setup an insurance scam because the truck had been stolen recovered once before.

Why go through all that hassle/risk...just let it go, file cop report and deal with insurance, safer route IMHO...

Apr 7, 2025 | 11:28 AM

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Mikster

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+ 2 for the TAG system. Installed at Lockdown Security, in Vaughn (north Toronto.)

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Apr 7, 2025 | 02:56 PM

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mhenry84

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Originally Posted by mpower1226

CAA has a list of product that qualifies.

the cheapest option on the list with 100% discount is viper alarm. It’s just analog engine shutoff.

and you have to get these installed at authorized dealer/installer listed on the website

I'll have to call them because the initial document sent in July gave me no specific/recommended products or actual approved list of places to install it. Just the criteria.

Apr 7, 2025 | 08:46 PM

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Gregster

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Originally Posted by .2PDK

Why go through all that hassle/risk...just let it go, file cop report and deal with insurance, safer route IMHO...

Because dealing with a stolen car report and insurance is a huge hassle. Also its your property… your posts reminds me of when toronto cops said leave your keys by the door.

Insurance will make you file two claims if you had items
in the car. One claim for the car and another on house insurance. Then once that is done the car could be recovered with a ton of parking tickets that come to you..

Last edited by Gregster; Apr 7, 2025 at 08:48 PM.