My Car was stolen this morning
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12-02-2006, 11:04 PM
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12-02-2006, 11:15 PM
esurance to me is one of those insurance companies you buy just to meet the lawful requirement of having an insurance....when you have it...you just hope nothing happens to you...because when it does...you'll feel hopeless...i'd just pay more for that sense of security, like all insurance should have..
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LoJack has it's limitations as well. I have a co-worker who used to work with GPS systems for LoJack and basically it has the same principles as cell phones do. It sends and recieves signals via cell phone network. Once you go out of the coverage area for example out in the boonies or an area that gets no service the chances to recover your car using LoJack will be basically slim to none.
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12-02-2006, 11:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Socal_G_sedan
esurance to me is one of those insurance companies you buy just to meet the lawful requirement of having an insurance....when you have it...you just hope nothing happens to you...because when it does...you'll feel hopeless...i'd just pay more for that sense of security, like all insurance should have..
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Originally Posted by Mad Paradox
LoJack has it's limitations as well. I have a co-worker who used to work with GPS systems for LoJack and basically it has the same principles as cell phones do. It sends and recieves signals via cell phone network. Once you go out of the coverage area for example out in the boonies or an area that gets no service the chances to recover your car using LoJack will be basically slim to none.
im sorry to hear that shyt!
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Sorry to disclose that little bit of info for those who have LoJack but it's something that you should know. I usually try not to leave my expensive personal belongings in the car. Best protection, is full coverage cause no matter what if someone really wants your car, they'll get it. I was into the whole JDM modding on my EK. It's not worth it to have to worry about your car all the time. Just park it, lock it, and walk away and let your insurance worry about the rest.
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Originally Posted by mellowkyle
Sorry about your G!
With all due respect, if you're pushing a G35, own $2,000 dollar golf clubs, have Armani shades, and a Rolex watch what are you doing hooking up with such a cheap insurance company like esurance? Of course they won't provide you with a rental right away, it's esurance!
With all due respect, if you're pushing a G35, own $2,000 dollar golf clubs, have Armani shades, and a Rolex watch what are you doing hooking up with such a cheap insurance company like esurance? Of course they won't provide you with a rental right away, it's esurance!