rustyfarmall said: (quoted from post at 08:32:51 08/27/11)
chevy_cowboy said: (quoted from post at 07:15:06 08/27/11)
buickanddeere said: (quoted from post at 07:07:50 08/27/11) Onstar is still active and has a phone number always assigned to the vehicle. Paid or not.
Push the panic button and it will always try to dial an Onstar operator.
so don't push the button? :wink:
If you're not paying for the service, they're not going to waste their resources talking to you very long.
We don't pay for the service. Never did subscribe. We still observe the various little lights flashing from time to time, or one light will suddenly turn off and another light come on. We also get emails from time to time informing us of a potential problem they have detected. Do you still think you aren't being tracked? Think again. Somebody, somewhere, knows exactly where that Equinox is parked at this very minute, and they know which roads were used to get to that point.
maybe, maybe not... but I'm not going to lose any sleep over it. The insurance discount alone makes the service worth it to me. The question is, why would a company waste their time and money tracking your vehicle? They planning on stealing it? I don't really get the fear.
Just curious though, if you never signed up, how'd they get your email address? You had to have given it to them at some point.
This post was edited by chevy_cowboy at 09:23:36 08/27/11.
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