urgent help needed. Bf Keys STOLEN

HULK EF · 07-12-2011, 08:13 PM

Today whilst on the train home from cirqular quay (work) Was travelling home on the WESTERN LINE (I KNOW I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE THINKING! but can happen any where nowadays.)
During my time on the train between granville/mount druit some A rsehole has grabbed my satchel bag that was sitting on my work bag and wedged under my legs and cunningly made off with my bag.. in it were-

BF XR6 Turbo car keys.. - no rego or identy on those.
WALLET
2 X $140+ digital cameras
4 SD cards with 2500 random photo's..
HOUSE KEYS

Basically my whole identity.

Have cancelled all my cards with the NAB.
dropped into the St marys police station and reported the theft.
Had emergency lock replacement on thoe house door locks.. X 6

HOWEVER, i cannot find my spare car key so my car is stranded at the station. What options do i have?

-i almost fear finding the spare key for fear of bringing the car home and having some theives drop in knowin where i live, jumping in my car and driving off with the car!!...

i plan on reprogramming a new remote so the code is different and have to get new key and cut it to suit.. Where and who can do this job for me?

Thoe house lock guys can also sort my car out,however would just like a second opinion.

Cheers for any help in this Stressfull time.

XRGhia · 07-12-2011, 08:18 PM

Matt, were you on a V-Set, or Oscar/Millenium?

If on the latter, there's video camera's on them...

and IMO, if you can, park the BF at a nearby friend's house in their garage, or get the locks changed on that too...

HULK EF · 07-12-2011, 08:27 PM

Tangara train.. 308 pm from Wynard all stops to penrith via strathfield. arrived at St Marys 410 PM , Worst feeling in the world knowing youve just been stolen from,Having everything taken from you from under your feet. Litterally!

very frustrated and angry at this situation, and how cunning someone has been to go to the trouble to take my bag that i had secured.. feel very lost with all keys and my identity stolen.
Had to have the Fiance's dad drop in with spare keys to get me inside my house, to have new locks installed, now for all the fun calls to NRMA/Medicare.. sort the car problem out. new work travel pass..

And this close to christmas..

XRGhia · 07-12-2011, 08:30 PM

Well the travel card isn't too hard.... I think as long as you've got your ID with you, and have let the employee know about it, then you should be alright until you get the new travel card..

and i'm unsure about Tangara's.. The re-fitted one's got camera's as far as I know...

HULK EF · 07-12-2011, 08:33 PM

ID? Thats all gone too! lol i have nothing but the phone in my pocket left over from today.

House keys/car keys ALL gone..
Wallet- so no ID
2 digital cameras''.. Damnit!

XRGhia · 07-12-2011, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by HULK EF

ID? Thats all gone too! lol i have nothing but the phone in my pocket left over from today.

House keys/car keys ALL gone..
Wallet- so no ID
2 digital cameras''.. Damnit!

Damn... Looks like an expensive few days to work until a replacement ID + Travel Card arrives....

Jason[98.EL] · 07-12-2011, 08:35 PM

hulk being that you are saying sydney i would get the nrma ( thats the nsw break down service I think ) to take the car to their local holding yard It might cost you a few $$$$ but it is better than your pride and joy going by by

then organize for the locks to be changed at the soonest op

hope that helps

fat4D · 07-12-2011, 08:50 PM

any chance the spare key is in the car? If so get nrma to come open it. Maybe call your insurance company if your excess is small might be cheaper goin throu them to get new key barrels etc

HULK EF · 07-12-2011, 08:53 PM

nah, spare key in the house.... SOMEWHERE! lol

Windsor342ci · 07-12-2011, 09:13 PM

Mate if u can crack it open, Im happy to use my 4wd to tow it to a family or friends house tonight

HULK EF · 07-12-2011, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by CRYHSV

Mate if u can crack it open, Im happy to use my 4wd to tow it to a family or friends house tonight

Thank you very much for the offer.

considering my options now.

no spare key found as yet.. -doesnt look good.

Smoke Pursuit · 07-12-2011, 09:23 PM

I hope you find your spare key... Rumour has it Ford will not cut keys anymore unless you already have one in your posession = which means you have to put all new locks etc on the car...

Id get it towed to your nearest NRMA / Ford dealer if someone can lock it up tonight, otherwise you have a fair chance of it walking (specially if the criminal has half a brain).

Poetic Justice · 07-12-2011, 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by DASH GT

I hope you find your spare key... Rumour has it Ford will not cut keys anymore unless you already have one in your posession = which means you have to put all new locks etc on the car...

Id get it towed to your nearest NRMA / Ford dealer if someone can lock it up tonight, otherwise you have a fair chance of it walking (specially if the criminal has half a brain).

That wouldn't make a lot of sense if you still had the books and evidence of the key number...

something wrong · 07-12-2011, 10:58 PM

Is the car still down at the station?

They maybe cruising station parking lots looking for it, since they know where you live they could narrow it down to probably 2 or 3 stations?

GTP 290 · 07-12-2011, 11:58 PM

If I was a thief I would work out which station is closest to your house by looking at your drivers licence then go to that station to claim the car. Either that or sit back and get off a the same station then wait until you've left then I wuld take the car. I'd be surprised if it's still at the station now.

RAPID_BA · 08-12-2011, 01:04 AM

How did the theif get your bag. Did you doze off on the train?

Pm me if you need your car stored temporarily.

RAPID_BA · 08-12-2011, 01:11 AM

Find your spare key and reset the remote pads. It will forget other remotes not used in seqience to learn remotes.

Thus theif will have to physically stick key in. he mifht see it and try keypads to not get a response. Add a steering lock so if he does find it and open it. Still wont drive it away.

xisled · 08-12-2011, 10:28 AM

Call your insurance. They will cover it under theft. You will have to pay your excess, but you will have your keys replaced and new locks put into the car.

HULK EF · 08-12-2011, 10:31 AM

Well latest update..

SPent an hour Waiting for the friendly NRMA road service dude to arrive. He unlocked the car to break into it. Surprisingly easy!
putting the car into nuetral once in it was easy however we could not overrule the "steering lcok". and could not move the car out of the car park with no steering for a tow truck to be able to pick her up off the street..

So had no choice but to leave the car overnight. We could not get the car to lock! so had to disconnect the battery and manualy lock it and closer the doors. For a bit of extra security we pulled the "starter motor fuse" -just in case!

Apon him leaving my fiance and i jumped into her Honda jazz.. and couldnt believe our bad luck.. FLAT BATTERY!!! AAAARRRGGHHH crying with laughfter at how bad our arvo/night was getting... so had to get the NRMA to reorganise the same guy to double back to resque the other car! lol

This morning i have visited the bank with my pass post. (last ID left) and taken a decent sum of money out over the counter.

I have called the guys who did my house locks and they are going to meet at my car (still stranded in the station car park) and cut a key for me on the spot. -So i can drive the car to the nearest ford dealer for a new remote and new programming.

Warrenk · 08-12-2011, 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by HULK EF

I have called the guys who did my house locks and they are going to meet at my car (still stranded in the station car park) and cut a key for me on the spot. -So i can drive the car to the nearest ford dealer for a new remote and new programming.

Even if you have a key cut to turn the ignition on the car will not start. The keys needs to be programed. The car will need to be towed to the dealership.

Get two keys cut and programed. This way when you find your other key and remote your can program them yourself.

Make sure they don't overcharge you. I recently had 3 keys and remotes programed for my car and they only charged me only $50.

Warren

kenz · 08-12-2011, 05:59 PM

did you get it all sorted?

LUXO_8 · 08-12-2011, 10:39 AM

woah that sucks, hope it all works out for you

HULK EF · 08-12-2011, 10:49 AM

sucks on so many levels..

Memo to EVERYONE.. DO NOT EVER lose your Wallet-all ID/Car keys/House keys/ and camera's together..

Such a big hassle..
Realy hate the low life/s that did this to me.

Do have a pretty bad cold atm (not helping) and callled in sick to work so i can be here to sort this mess out.

XRGhia · 08-12-2011, 06:21 PM

Matt, Just remembered something... Un bolt the steering column from the dash... you'll be able to turn the wheel then...

Rodp · 08-12-2011, 06:30 PM

Sane thing to do would buy a lottery ticket. If there's such a thing as karma, you're a shoe in.

HULK EF · 08-12-2011, 06:52 PM

ok so car is now home!!! Agreed Rodp!!!! lol

lock smiths had to drive from blacktown
take door trim off.
pull out door handle inc lock barrel
drive back to blacktown to work shop for key cutting.
drive back (st marys station)
install handle and barrel.
plug diagnostic computer in.. on off on off with new key in the ignition. x 2 keys.

so in the end.
2 new keys provided -
2 new remotes provided
All now working sweet.

$800 minus $50 for paying cash..

$750 cash job. all up.

SO $750 to get my car going again with 2 new keys and 2 remotes.
$250 for 5 x new lock barrells for the house doors.
$22 new drivers liscence
$10 new padlocks
2 X stolen digital camera's. $300 worth
$100 for phone E5 Nokia
4 X SD cards $50 worth (memorys worth!!!?????) 3000 photo's...
Wallet $20
satchel bag $25.

All for the Buttlicker to take the $15 cash in the wallet.. The 2 Digital camera's and probably just throw away the rest.

GTP 290 · 09-12-2011, 12:51 AM

I'm still stumped as to how someone stole a bag that was under your legs. Unless you were standing up and completely oblivious to the surrounding people?

HULK EF · 09-12-2011, 03:50 AM

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Originally Posted by GTP 290

I'm still stumped as to how someone stole a bag that was under your legs. Unless you were standing up and completely oblivious to the surrounding people?

Wasnt asleep. but was reading a news paper.. and someone has walked down a couple of stairs well out of my view whilst reading the paper and reached across and quickly and cunningly gently and quietly removed the bag, Got me stuffed how i didnt feel its movement either. -I thought it would have been safe there.

**Mechan1k** · 09-12-2011, 01:17 AM

This is why I hate travelling on trains in Sydney ... I always have my bag on my lap if i do sit down.

Shame you didn't have my number as I am in that area most of the time now.

God it was an expensive exercise though ... I'd still be worried about the scums turning up at your house though.

hawker · 09-12-2011, 06:00 AM

You'd be surprised how well they can pull some stuff off. Especially when they have a decoy person to make a noise, so you look in the wrong direction etc.

I never carry my wallet in my back pocket anymore, I have everything in my front two pockets and check them every now and again (can also feel them against my legs). Whenever I stand up, and am leaving anywhere, I check my pockets for keys, wallet and phone.