NEVER valet your car!!!
02-03-2009, 11:19 AM
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Yeah I noticed the tickets usually say they aren't responsible for damages (always wondered if that was BS or legit). Anyway, I need to look for that valet stub in my car (if I even still have it). This happened on Friday, so does the fact that I waited this long to do something hurt my chances of getting reparations? I'm just a bit skeptical that I can do anything about it now, especially since I didn't notice the damage until the next day and not on the spot, but I'm sure willing to give it a try.
02-03-2009, 11:35 AM
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Naw the ticket in the valet parking is for damages caused before they parked it. In another meaning damage already there and your trying to get claim. Also, you can also ask the person if you can park the car instead of them in the valet parking space. So that way you can be sure nothing will happen to your car.
P.S I never let any one I don't know drive my car.
P.S I never let any one I don't know drive my car.
02-03-2009, 03:58 PM
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I hate the idea of valet. Unfortunately I will be having to two times on valentine's night in the north end. Sucks that happened to your car.
Off topic a bit for a second but the dealership told me to give them my slide out key, but won't they need the sensor thing, in which case why not give them the whole thing?
Off topic a bit for a second but the dealership told me to give them my slide out key, but won't they need the sensor thing, in which case why not give them the whole thing?
02-03-2009, 04:11 PM
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Give them the fob, you keep the key so you can lock stuff away in the glove box and they won't be able to access it.
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02-03-2009, 04:40 PM
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1. flip the switch inside your glove box on the top right to lock your trunk
2. lock glove box with your key
3. give them the key ONLY
keeps them out of your trunk and glove box.
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