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Quote: Originally posted by RogerGoff on 06/1/2015

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If you think it through, it is the realistic view. I hardly think confronting caravan thieves on a dark night is a sensible idea for the site owner & once a caravan is in the hands of thieves it is unlikely to be in the same state as the owner left it & probably not in the state the owner would want it returned in.

Once a caravan is stolen it is the insurance company in charge not the caravan owner so any benefit from the tracker will be for insurance co. not owner so why should the owner pay for the tracker if it is not required by the insurer?

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Police might be after an organised gang so may prefer just to track caravan but not recover it for while & so on. A tracker will help police & insurer but it will not really help owner as much as owner believes it might. If you are happy to pay the cost of a tracker under those circumstances then do that.

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Quote: Originally posted by checkley1973 on 06/1/2015

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Quote: Originally posted by chilephilly on 05/1/2015Our van used to be stored in a Cassoa Gold place.

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Until a van got nicked out of it.
So we moved.We're now in a Cassoa Silver place, which is more secure!
*shakes head*

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Where were you ?

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Quote: Originally posted by Sproz on 09/1/2015

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Just to add to the replies! The damage to the attempted theft van was caused by them attempting to locate the tracker! No attempt was made to remove the wheelclamp, hitchlock or steady locks!
Its only a small yard holding a dozen vans, hidden from view and cheap!

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Quote: Originally posted by clever on 09/1/2015

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Spate of caravan thefts in Essex area

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