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My car got broken into and they took stereo . i dont want to spen money on an expensive car alarm. will a shed alarm deter thieves if i fit one in car?

 

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in my experience Tank, alarms dont deter thieves, how long does it take, smash window, into glove compartment or take whatever is left on seat and off, 5 maybe 10 seconds.

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My car got broken into and they took stereo . i dont want to spen money on an expensive car alarm. will a shed alarm deter thieves if i fit one in car?

 

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Did you leave something of value in sight or was it just a ramdon break in ? Also most non remote shed alarms have a delay before they trigger

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Hi

 

My car was broken into at EIS there was nothing on show. Stereo taken (face off and face was with me!). They smashed window.

 

2 weeks later broke in again knowing stereo wasnt there and took nothing and caused £850 damage as they broke all the locks.

 

Surely in a car park a loud alarm noise would deter thieves???

 

What is the point of face off stereos? They get stolen anyway?

 

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My car got broken into and they took stereo . i dont want to spen money on an expensive car alarm. will a shed alarm deter thieves if i fit one in car?

 

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Make sure you use a pretty sturdy roof rack if you're fitting a shed alarm to your car. Mind you, I imagine the very sight'll be enough to deter even the most audacious of thieves, be they of the garden shed or car variety. :)

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My car got broken into and they took stereo . i dont want to spen money on an expensive car alarm. will a shed alarm deter thieves if i fit one in car?

 

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You don't want to spend money yet it cost you £850 in repairs? Sounds a bit daft to me like. £100 on an alarm/immobiliser system preventing 1 toerag breaking in and it's paid for itself 7 fold.

 

That said, self-fit alarms on ebay aren't that expensive, £40-50 gets a decent one.

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Shed alarms are a waste of money for sheds never mind a car, don't bother. (Ex CRO)

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What about just fitting a flashing light so it looks like you've got an alarm fitted ?

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Do people still take notice of alarms car or house.

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My car got broken into and they took stereo . i dont want to spen money on an expensive car alarm. will a shed alarm deter thieves if i fit one in car?

 

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Don't replace your stereo , then you can save money on getting an alarm . If you fit a shed alarm, then you risk having the alarm stolen by someone who has just had their shed broken into .

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oK THE insuarnce company quoted £850 I paid £100 to fix at my local garage.

I didnt think I could get a car alarm for £100 fitted. Since I know now I will make some enquiries.

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oK THE insuarnce company quoted £850 I paid £100 to fix at my local garage.

I didnt think I could get a car alarm for £100 fitted. Since I know now I will make some enquiries.

 

If you know someone who knows about sigma alarms I have a brand new one for sale but no fitting instructions

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