I have had items returned from cab rides. There is always hope of an honest person. It is usual procedure for all cabbies to check the seats carefully for lost items at the end of the shift. A lot depends on the fares after you.
Posts: 17695 | Location: Stuck at home | Registered: January 02, 2015
Out of the three (two "normal" and one "valet") keys that came with my car, I'm down to one. Having chips that must be programmed to crank or start the engine, they probably aren't cheap.
Posts: 29042 | Location: Johnson City, TN | Registered: April 28, 2012
Is there any possibility of calling the cab companies, letting them know what you lost, what cab you were in & the time/area, & offer a reward if they find it? Would probably be your best bet to getting it returned.
Originally posted by egregore: Out of the three (two "normal" and one "valet") keys that came with my car, I'm down to one. Having chips that must be programmed to crank or start the engine, they probably aren't cheap.
My inlaws kept loosing their car keys. We learned (about the 3rd time we went in) that the cost was in the set up. If we ordered extra at the same time, the additional keys were not expensive. I think we got 4 (and they lost 3 or them) One of the reasons they stopped driving and sold the car. LOL
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Posts: 4892 | Location: Raleigh, North Carolina | Registered: September 27, 2004
Attached to a belt loop, even when wearing a suit.
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Posts: 7361 | Location: Arkansas | Registered: November 06, 2010
The Wal Marts here have dog tag making machines, for three bucks, you can add information to your key ring and hopefully an honest person will return them to you. Or find someone that can get them to you.
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Posts: 55316 | Location: Henry County , Il | Registered: February 10, 2004
Bought a 2015 F150 mid 2019, only had one key. Loaded up to go deer hunting so I had the key to unlock to load up.
Ready to go and cannot find the key? Must be somewhere on my property but cannot find. Two key fobs from Ford $650 and finally got to lease after dark.
At least shot 2 nice 8pts next day.
Posts: 682 | Location: South Texas | Registered: February 27, 2018
have carried a P-38(c-ration can opener) on key chain since AUG 1968.. have had many others but this one would be hard to loose............. drill sgt.
Posts: 2154 | Location: denham springs , la | Registered: October 19, 2019
I have never lost any keys in someone else's vehicle fortunately, but I will be darned at how many times I seem to hide them in my home from myself. That and my cell phone on occasion.
