Is my mustang being tracked??
03-22-2011, 11:52 PM
#31
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Cause that's the craziest, shady dealership I have ever heard of. Word.
03-23-2011, 07:24 AM
#32
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However, no dealer that does that would be dumb enough to leave the GPS sensor in plain sight where it would be child's play to simply cut the cord to it and voila, no more tracking.
03-23-2011, 04:57 PM
#34
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Wow, that is some interesting info! Never did I think dealers would do that, but I always knew stuff like Onstar, etc had those capabilities... Just not for people other than the owner to utilize. Does make good sense tho i guess, albeit creeps me out a bit too to know the dealer can know where I am at any given time.
Question: When I bought the mustang (Ford dealer) we payed like 90% if it as the down, and then a few months later we finished altogether. Does this mean they can still track me?
Question: When I bought the mustang (Ford dealer) we payed like 90% if it as the down, and then a few months later we finished altogether. Does this mean they can still track me?
03-23-2011, 05:10 PM
#35
03-23-2011, 05:35 PM
#36
Wow, that is some interesting info! Never did I think dealers would do that, but I always knew stuff like Onstar, etc had those capabilities... Just not for people other than the owner to utilize. Does make good sense tho i guess, albeit creeps me out a bit too to know the dealer can know where I am at any given time.
Question: When I bought the mustang (Ford dealer) we payed like 90% if it as the down, and then a few months later we finished altogether. Does this mean they can still track me?
Question: When I bought the mustang (Ford dealer) we payed like 90% if it as the down, and then a few months later we finished altogether. Does this mean they can still track me?
Oh, BTW, when you first sat in your chair of your brand new car when you first bought it, did you feel that pin ***** on your ***? That was the car automatically jabbing a needle into you *** so it can inject a chip into you so even you can be tracked! ROFL!
Not just cats and dogs can be tracked by chips now! LOLOLOLOLOL
03-23-2011, 05:39 PM
#37
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No, not the dealer, lien holder or lender. But they will turn your GPS tracking in to the Gov so they can take over tracking you. And the next time you speed, and you get a ticket in the mail, even though you knew you never drove in an area that remotely clocks you, you know it is your Big Brother sticking it to you.
Oh, BTW, when you first sat in your chair of your brand new car when you first bought it, did you feel that pin ***** on your ***? That was the car automatically jabbing a needle into you *** so it can inject a chip into you so even you can be tracked! ROFL!
Not just cats and dogs can be tracked by chips now! LOLOLOLOLOL
Oh, BTW, when you first sat in your chair of your brand new car when you first bought it, did you feel that pin ***** on your ***? That was the car automatically jabbing a needle into you *** so it can inject a chip into you so even you can be tracked! ROFL!
Not just cats and dogs can be tracked by chips now! LOLOLOLOLOL
03-23-2011, 05:51 PM
#38
No, I agree. I am too, and as a matter of fact, I hate how our Gov is becmoing more and more camera and surveillance driverm, like England is becoming.
And when Gov cameras infiltrate my house, I will rip them all down with unbridled rage.
If I could find the GPS tracking units in my cars, I would rip those out too.
And when Gov cameras infiltrate my house, I will rip them all down with unbridled rage.
If I could find the GPS tracking units in my cars, I would rip those out too.
