Video of 392 Theft in Dallas

[guruman]

Looking at outdated packaging and information is somehow supposed to make you right?
They have been moving the company and will be completed soon. They are also changing manufacturing and materials too. Do I need to provide you chipset information too?

https://www.dnb.com/business-directory/company-profiles.author-alarm_doo.4581086382aeb03b0695b9127fdc1aae.html

So which lie is it? Are they manufactured in Slovenia, or are they in the process of moving. Both are not true.

The truth is that today, right now, they are manufactured in Russia, always have been and "washed" through a front address in Slovenia. Or at least that how it looks to anyone who cares to follow the trail. Your misdirection and personal attacks will not change the facts.

Also, the website still lists Slovenia as the EU distributor NOT the home address. And that address is still an apartment complex, not a manufacturing facility.

The IP right now , is Russian, that's not out of date. Nameservers, website all updated today, not some outdated information.

As for your claim of outdated packaging, what date exactly did they begin manufacturing in Slovenia? Because the packaging has a date on it, and it's not long ago. I have those receipts too. You've been telling people for a while now that they are not a Russian product, but the facts, today, right now indicate that your statement today and in the past are lies.

 

[thexr6]

So which lie is it? Are they manufactured in Slovenia, or are they in the process of moving. Both are not true.

The truth is that today, right now, they are manufactured in Russia, always have been and "washed" through a front address in Slovenia. Or at least that how it looks to anyone who cares to follow the trail. Your misdirection and personal attacks will not change the facts.

Also, the website still lists Slovenia as the EU distributor NOT the home address. And that address is still an apartment complex, not a manufacturing facility.

The IP right now , is Russian, that's not out of date. Nameservers, website all updated today, not some outdated information.

As for your claim of outdated packaging, what date exactly did they begin manufacturing in Slovenia? Because the packaging has a date on it, and it's not long ago. I have those receipts too. You've been telling people for a while now that they are not a Russian product, but the facts, today, right now indicate that your statement today and in the past are lies.

… and that is almost as bad as being manufactured in China…

 

[saturnfire]

I have had IGLA installed (along with CompuStar t13) in my TRX for almost 1 year...I was one of the 1st ones in the Houston Area that got it installed on a 2023 TRX. there were a few early user hiccups, but all good now. It is like muscle memory. Again, my #1 criteria was to prevent theft. and my #1.001 was remote start. I can no longer take the 900F heat in July and August, so losing the remote start was not negotiable.

 

[WhiteKnight]

Looking at outdated packaging and information is somehow supposed to make you right?

You are a LIAR. This is the photo of the IGLA package that was just installed - note where it's made, and the URL of the website:

 

[WhiteKnight]

i was very skeptical of Air'd Outsrt's comments initially, then dig some digging, asked a few questions, and now am confident of the validity of the IGLA product.
I feel like Whiteknight has the same questions and concerns I do - and just looking for answers/explanations.
given that none of us would be on this forum, much less wasting valuable time posting on firums if we did not care about the same thing - How about a do-over guys?

Air'd Outsrt "answers" are nothing but deceptive bordering malfeasance.

The fact that some are now "confident of the validity of the IGLA product" based on his responses is proof that the Stockholm syndrome is alive and well.

 

[WhiteKnight]

This is the IGLAUS website listing its patent:

This is the Google Patent page regarding above patent:

Here's the full page: https://patents.google.com/patent/RU2613927C2/en

Here is another (in)famous Russian company leveraging this patent:

So "Josh" might actually just be Igor, which might explain his temper.