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How we have helped our customers find their stolen car back: (TRUE CASE)
Mr X parked his car at the public car park.
An eye witness saw someone breaking into the drivers side window, opened the door and started the car engine. All in less than a minute.
The person went in to inform Mr X but by the time he got out, the car was already gone.
Mr X called our 24/7 Tracking Centre which then managed to locate the car.
Tracking Centre contacted the Malaysian police and guided them to the car location, i.e. inside a workshop with the shutter doors closed.
Mr X got his car back and the Police also managed to catch 3 suspects.
Have you calculated how much cash you will lose if your car is stolen? (TRUE CASE)
Mr Y bought his car for $124,700 and took a loan for $118,000.
Despite having a car alarm, his car was stolen 10 months later at a Pasir Ris multi-storey carpark (More than 100 cars are stolen in Singapore each year)
His financer asked him to settle the Outstanding Loan + Interest, which comes to $118,423.
Based on his car market value at that time, his Insurer will only compensate him $50,000.
In other words, Mr Y still have to fork out $68,423 in cash!
Since he can't pay, he was made a bankrupt. All this just because his car was stolen.
Are shopping centre car parks with security safe? (TRUE CASE)
A Singaporean parked his car in Holiday Plaza, JB where a new security system has just been implemented. A parking ticket was issued.
Slightly more than 2 hours later, he return to the car park to find his car missing.
His Insurer would only compensate him 3 to 6 months later i.e. after police have completed their investigation.
How fast does car thieves work? (TRUE CASE)
A Singaporean travel to JB twice every month to buy supplies.
She parked her car at Taman Pelangi (near Giant), locked it and went to a shop just 50m away.
Since she did not display a parking coupon, she kept an eye on her car.
10 minutes after she parked her car, it was already stolen. She also lost her passport and driver's license.
Can a steering wheel lock protect your car? (TRUE CASE)
A Singaporean parked his car in a fenced carpark near Pelangi Leisure Mall. He also put in a steering wheel lock as an added precaution.
50 minutes later, he went back to the carpark and found his car missing.
He also lost his golf set and laptop.
Careful family still had their car stolen: (TRUE CASE)
After hearing about car thefts cases in Malaysia, a Singaporean family installed an expensive Car Alarm and Immobilizer into their car. They also added not 1 but 2 Steering Wheel Locks.
They drove to A'Famosa Resort (Malacca) and parked their car in a well lit area metres away from the reception desk and directly below the balcony of their room.
The next day, their car is gone.
Surveillance video showed that the car thieves drove their car out, right past four security guards.
Kidnapped in own car: (TRUE CASE)
A former Malaysian newscaster was assaulted by 3 men pretending to be Government officers.
They pushed her into her Nissan Murano SUV and demanded the car keys. Fearing that she will get hurt, she gave it to them.
She was driven around for a few hours before they decided to dropped her off near a mosque.
At the end of the day, she lost her car, purse and handphone to the car thieves .
3 hours before this incident, 3 men armed with knives stole a Toyota Altis at another shopping mall carpark.
Do you know how much you need to top up in cash and pay the bank back if your car is stolen? Here is one example for a 95% loan on a $100K car.

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