According to FBI crime statistics, a car is stolen every 23 seconds in the United States. That means on an average day, nearly 4,000 people return to their parking spot only to find broken glass.
At this rate, imagine how many cars are broken into every day.

If car theft or vandalism has happened to you, then you know the horrible feeling of violation and you have felt the economic costs: large insurance deductibles, out of pocket expenses to repair your broken window(s), and replacing your lost item(s).

Common sense is not always enough to scare a crook away from your car. In my eBook, I touch on all common sense ideas and attempt to reinforce the significance of such simple ideas as locking doors, but I also get into more complex systems of protection - ideas such as picking the right parking spot to take away certain advantages a crook has, and how to understand your car alarm better so you can better understand its strengths and weaknesses.

My name is Bryant and I have had a car broken into on more then one occasion. I am a average person, just like you, and I am interested in understanding and testing the limits and weaknesses of security systems, and to help spread information on how others can improve their safety. I have done research on various ways thieves violate security, researched counter measures, tested methods thieves use, and I have complied all my knowledge into a convenient eBook to help you better understand theft prevention and reduce the risk of you becoming a target.

To show you how easy it is for a thief to break into a car, watch this short clip of me breaking into my car below.

Don't let yourself become the next victim. Learn from my 12 point guide. It will give you the information to keep yourself, your family, and your possessions safe anywhere you go.

• Parking: What to search for in a parking spot, give yourself advantages and take away a crooks advantages.
  
  
• Common sense: Always lock your doors because someone may not be interested in your car or items in your car.
  
  
• Five Second Rule: If you can get a crook to stay under the five second rule, then your chances of being a target drop.
  
  
• Window Tinting: The pros and cons of using tint.
  
  
• Car Alarms: Learn the strengths and weaknesses of car alarms because most cars equipped with an alarm and a starter kill switch will do little good during a break in. What to watch out for when shopping for and using a remote lock/start device.
  
  
• Personal Safety: What you should look for when returning to your car to keep you out of a conformation with a crook or predator.
  
  
• Personal Safety While Driving: Understand how to handle being followed and how to help defuse a car jacking. Plus what you should always carry in your vehicle - it's not obvious, but it might save your life.
  
  
• General Personal Safety: Considerations and risk you should make before buying a device like a taser or pepper spray.
  
  
• Defensive Driving: Nearly all accidents are caused by people not paying attention, learn how to drive on the defensive and keep yourself out of the hospital.
  
  
• Insurance & Fraud: Learn the ins and outs of insurance and how to spot red flags to be sure your not being advantage of. Common misconceptions about what exactly your car insurance coverage provides - the answer might surprise you.
  
  

Knowing you enemy is half the battle, however, in a country with a population of 300 million knowing those that want to rob you is impossible. We, as good honest people, can use every tick in the book to deceive a crook and install security systems to help deter and scare/overload a crook in the act. My goal is to offer you a step-by-step, practical, and actionable advice guide to protect you and your loved ones from modern criminals.

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But that's not all! The guide comes with three valuable bonuses:

Bonus #1 - Most Stolen Cars

If you own a car on this list, don’t let your car slip away. You have a much greater chance of having your vehicle stolen.

Bonus #2 - GPS Unit Buyers Guide

There are countless bands of GPS units available to consumers. GPS are expensive and salespeople are not always reliable, don’t learn the hard way which GPS is right for you and your needs.

Bonus #3 - General Safety and Tools

First, I’ll tell you what you should do before you drive away to keep yourself and your family safe. Next, I’ll tell you items that you should not to leave home without. Items that will keep you safe and help you repair your car.

As someone once said, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Our comprehensive, 12-point plan to keeping you and your vehicle safe from harm could save you thousands of dollars in damages, or may even save your life.

What would you pay to protect yourself, your loved ones, and your valuables from harm? In today's modern urban crime environment, common sense alone can help but it is not enough.

Your 'ounce of prevention' - the entire car security and personal safety guide - is on sale for just $29.95.

By the way, we're so confident our comprehensive security guide will exceed your expectations, we offer a 60-day, no-questions-asked money back guarantee.

Once you buy the guide, it's yours to keep - even if you request a refund.

Order now and get instant access to our comprehensive security guide, and start protecting you and your loved ones today.

Is our detailed, actionable security plan - protection for you, your loved ones, and your car - worth $29.95? Proper security is the best insurance you can buy. Most everyone carries car insurance coverage to protect against financial losses after the fact, but what if you could prevent crime before it happens? With this guide, we research the best ways to keep you safe from harm - both on and off the road.