Your truck can be stolen. (03-08 owners should be concerned)

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12-25-2009, 01:13 AM

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bobkyle2

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Good point. I was thinkinh more along the lines of just going straight in working and coming out, not sleeping during the shift like the guys you mentioned do.

hahaha...he still needs your vote tho...dont hate hah

12-25-2009, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Techf150

They can't fix it, But what they can fix is the 600 dollar Hole in my pocket haha, Id be better off without the immobilizer. When someones takes your's, You will understand what i mean.

I hate to say this, but you are a real dolt. The Immobilizer isn't supposed to protect against keys. It is supposed to protect from having the ignition hot wired. If the thief didn't cut wires or whatever, you weren't hot wired, and the thief was just smarter than you.

Here is a hint. Don't leave stuff like that in your truck.

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Originally Posted by Techf150

hahaha, amen brother, I havent had a insurance claim in over 8 year's! They first said they wouldnt cover my truck, That was when i just worked a 38 hour shift.

Oh man did i Tear a strip out of the guy on the phone with me!, anyhow I ended up claiming a little more than what was in the truck, ofcourse, It's only fair to rip them they way they rip me!

That is insurance fraud and I hope you go to jail. What to dick everybody else and make premiums go up for everybody... including probably yourself. Way to be a winner!

12-25-2009, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Zagnut

LOL you dont think ford would sell you something useless? You are as naive as my 11yr old. I have to agree with the OP. If I spent $600 so my truck couldnt be stolen that is what I would expect. If they claim it protects you and it doesnt IT IS there fault. Bottom line he should get his $600 back.

No, he shouldn't.

12-25-2009, 10:54 AM

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No, you are wrong. Insurance fraud is already figured into your premium. It wont be listed as insurance fraud, but its there. Just like walmart already knows people will steal from there store. Its in the budget... Premiums are rising because suits like the big bonus. Lots of suits in the insurance field. Yes this is just my over simplified opinion. But lets not blame jacked up rates due to something like this.

Of course it is already there and when the insurance company has to cover more and more claims like that, then rates go up. Are you really that daft? There are many issues with insurance and bonuses are one of them... but to claim that fraud does not increase rates is asinine.