Warning ⚠️ Cover Your VIN Numbers

[jjgold]

New thing with car thieves, they’re taking photos of vin , leaving and making a key fob reprogrammed with that Vin number at another location with software unbelievable

Then they come back and steal the car

 

[samsncharge99]

not at a dealership they aren't. In order to make a new key fob, customers need proof of registration as owner of vehicle

 

[JDS]

not at a dealership they aren't. In order to make a new key fob, customers need proof of registration as owner of vehicle

So this is not really a thing just propaganda ?

 

[samsncharge99]

JJ Gold = government/media pushing agenda

 

[samsncharge99]

Dated 2003

 

[JDS]

JJ Gold = government/media pushing agenda

Damn they must pay him well to be this disingenuous for money lol.

 

[JDS]

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Dated 2003

+20 years ago oh wow

 

[jjgold]

It’s been happening in New Jersey all the time read the news I get alerts on my Ring apps thieves taking cars photos from Vin numbers

I actually got a police warning that they put out obviously, it’s going on

With the right software, you can do anything

 

[JDS]

It’s been happening in New Jersey all the time read the news I get alerts on my Ring apps thieves taking cars photos from Vin numbers

I actually got a police warning that they put out obviously, it’s going on

With the right software, you can do anything

Good talk nice try.

 

[rolandcorts]

has jjgold ever been right about anything?

 

[jjgold]

The one thing about posters, they’re the stupidest people in the world, losing all their money gambling and having no idea what’s really going on in the world

Go look around you can actually learn how to do it. It’s not that hard

 

[JDS]

The one thing about posters, they’re the stupidest people in the world, losing all their money gambling and having no idea what’s really going on in the world

Go look around you can actually learn how to do it. It’s not that hard

Actually, this is your sad life story. I would bet my life that the majority of the BMR members can not relate.

 

[edawg]

Gamblers drive cars from the 1990's. Unless someone has a screwdriver on them or an electrical apprenticeship they ain't starting nothin.

 

[BobbyFK]

JJ Gold = government/media pushing agenda

You think so?

 

[dhristov211]

JJ Gold = government/media pushing agenda

JJ has a tin foil hat shop. Gotta create a problem to sell the product...

 

[samsncharge99]

Actually, this is your sad life story. I would bet my life that the majority of the BMR members can not relate.

JJ got caught so has to deflect the blame and yell at others

sounds very democratic of himself. Can't admit when wrong and just scream louder

 

[JDS]

JJ got caught so has to deflect the blame and yell at others

sounds very democratic of himself. Can't admit when wrong and just scream louder

Yeah pretty much.

 

[Tanko]

JJ is sort of right. A lot depends on the age/type of car/key you have.

1. Non-transponder keys (older cars) --> This can be done but it would take someone at the dealership or locksmith "breaking the law" by making the key without proof of ownership and if the key has a transponder it gets a lot more difficult.
   
   
2. If its a newer car with a transponder in the keyfob, the car needs to be there (at dealership/locksmith) to program the new key and make it work.
   
   BUT, there are ways people are stealing keyfob/transponder signals from people since the keyfob is always sending a signal out. The equipment can be bought on Amazon to do this. Car theives usually do this at night and sneak up to your house to pick up the signal. Store keys in a faraday box/pouch to avoid this problem.
   
   
3. You apparently can get the programmed keyfob without the car being there but you need the 4 or 6 digit code that came on a tag attached to the keys when it was new.

That's what I remember from the dealership service rep when we replaced my daughter's keys.

 

[maltedhopsfrenzy]

JJ - get one of these, you’ll be fine…..

 

[Tanko]

JJ - get one of these, you’ll be fine…..

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This is funny to me on a personal level.

One of my kids had 2013 Kia. I bet everyone has seen or heard how easily it is to steal older model Kia's on youtube right? Not a lot to it. They are one of the most stolen car brands around now. Some insurance companies in larger cities won't even insure Kia's because they are too easy to steal.

Kia sent one of these clubs to us "to resolve the potential theft problem" for their cars.
We got rid of it ASAP.