Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where a lot of cars keyed, or just his? What did he do?

Maybe his girlfriend did it.

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Anonymous wrote:Did you seriously report all the replies speculating that cars generally don’t get keyed without some kind of altercation? Which you then admitted happened?

So soft.

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Oh please tell us the story!

Sounds like he did something to deserve it. Maybe he should not ever do that again.

One ex girlfriend put sugar in my gas tank another ex her cousin bizarrely saw my car and screwed her boyfriend on hood of car and dented it.

Sadly I was cheating on both of them. Actually dating same time. And two different cars a year apart.

Women know men love their cars so that’s where they get back at you.

Your husband did something to someone

Anonymous wrote:Did you seriously report all the replies speculating that cars generally don’t get keyed without some kind of altercation? Which you then admitted happened?

So soft.

Damn it, I missed the explanation of what he did before it was deleted. Annoying.

What did your DH do to get keyed?

Did you seriously report all the replies speculating that cars generally don’t get keyed without some kind of altercation? Which you then admitted happened?

So soft.

A woman keyed me after we both arrived at the a parking spot at the same time and I took it. I didn’t think there was a clear “winner” because I got my daughter’s antibiotic before the CVS closed for the holiday and she got to scratch up my hoopty.

Anonymous wrote:Where a lot of cars keyed, or just his? What did he do?

Maybe his girlfriend did it.

Anonymous wrote:Where a lot of cars keyed, or just his? What did he do?

Probably had the wrong sort of bumper stickers on it, or other telltale, that made it a target of the people who vandalize cars because of politics.

My car got keyed really badly, and a body shop was able to buff it out fairly cheaply.

Where a lot of cars keyed, or just his? What did he do?

Anonymous wrote:If you have a comprehensive plan with vandalism coverage then yes. I personally wouldn’t go through insurance for this for fear they’d increase premiums.

Put a camera up covering your car at home. That’s all you can do.

It didnt happen at home.

If you have a comprehensive plan with vandalism coverage then yes. I personally wouldn’t go through insurance for this for fear they’d increase premiums.

Put a camera up covering your car at home. That’s all you can do.

Does auto insurance cover the cost of repairing it?

How do you prevent this type of abuse?