sounds like sanipac

This the same thing happened to me 😒

Would you have bought there anyway. No point of saying you won't shop at a place you wouldn't shop at anyway.

Every one of the dealerships in Georgia use them. Buy there if you want, or don't want. If you buy a car from a lot, you have one.

Looks like a sketchy dealership anyways, i certainly wouldnt have financed with them to begin with, this is the kind of shady dealership that repo’s you car one day late on a payment, then charges thousands of dollars on top of what you owe to get it back.

He didn't have to buy from that car lot and he also signed the contract stating the module will be installed. You sure missed a lot in your statement.

@@kcook8119 he also paid off his car 2 years earlier, so it should’ve been removed by the company. Farouk’s comment applies to this situation.

@@kcook8119 installed for a car that was paid off in cash...how dense are you?

@@kcook8119 Republican states no law protecting customers does some politicians also own used car dealership 😁😆

Georgia isnt Republican anymore... not since Brandon.

You're a very understanding person with a big heart. Good on you.

@@meluk6991 thanks. It sucks when companies like carhop take advantage of people in tough spots. If it was a couple months behind that's when the repo order is usually issued but over $30....

Thank you

Uh yea that's what doing business is all about. I can see you never been in business for yourself at any point in your life. SMDH

@@kcook8119 enjoy your day. To my point proven. Thanks.

@@bwortham565 The only people who have that in their cars are people with the absolute worst credit. If your buying at this kind of dealership its basically your last and only option for a car. But props to him for paying it off, i would go to the dealership on my last payment date and have them remove it when paying the money.

So you actually read in entirety the stack of papers when buying a car or house, seriously doubt that most people do just like App terms of service?

@@M.J.212 I sell new cars most people dont read everything but we are legally obligated to give you a clear breakdown of everything your signing. we also dont sell cars to people who's scores require this level of extreme supervision to buy a car. I've had bad credit some through sharing an apartment with a friend who ended up in a mental home. Who then broke back in after our lease was up cops were called i was never alerted damages sat on my score for a full two years before i was aware went from a 720 to a 470 had to rebuild walked / biked to work until i could build my credit and buy a decent cheap used car.

The laws are just fine. Taking responsibility when you sign the contract. That's on the consumer not the state.

Republican states 🤔🤔🤔

@@kcook8119 you just blamed that car owner for a device the dealership added. I think you have Stockholm’s syndrome.

@@mikeylikesit6588 yes I did. If he paid it off like he claims then he should have took it to the dealer to have the module removed.

@@Midwest.. Everything is awful now !

Yes they have. Happened to my sister in law on her way to work on the middle of morning traffic on 400

Probably so 😭

They would’ve told him to get it towed in I bet.

WOW !! Thanks for the info

Thanks for the explaination!❗

Makes quite a lot of sense, thanks.

wouldn't buy anything newer than 1990.

never buy a car from a dealership unless the car's value is likely to go up like Porsche 911 gt3 rs

The question isn't frame correctly. The question is, what would make this illegal? At it's core, what happened here was that someone purchased a used vehicle (the dealer is not franchise, so they can't sell new cars, that narrows it down to used cars), and the used car had aftermarket (not original) equipment that failed, and the failure disabled the vehicle. Lucky, the guy was only out small amount. I know someone who once purchased a used truck whose mechanical fan had been replaced with an electric fan. Once again, a used vehicle with aftermarket equipment. The difference was, in his case, the fan quit, overheated the engine and ruined it. So in his case, the failure of aftermarket equipment totaled his truck, because replacing the engine would of been more than the value of the truck. Nobody questioned the legality of the electric fan in the truck.

How do I get mines off 😂 DEAD ASS

@@datgrllRITZA I can give you are number you can give us a call ..I’m over in Lilburn Georgia if you are currently paying payments if you remove it they can repo the car it’s part of the agreement but if you It paid off you can remove them👍

@@hellcatredeye-g6582 You can send the number cuz at this point idgaf bout the repo they can have this POS 😂

Hi, Loganville here. I just bought a car for cash and just activated the LoJack. Are those ok to have? It seems very useful with the geofencing.

I would say yes because they could sell the data from tracking you.

@@trekie12cataz Nah, Google already has that market sewn up.

Me too!

The bill of rights addresses the actions of the government and the people, not private parties. Nothing unconstitutional about it.

More than just that. Devices like these are extremely dangerous. And as someone with access to other’s GPS data, I can assure u that its very easy for people to abuse or leak that info. Not to mention its an electronic. All electronics can be hacked. I found out OnStar can be hacked. A hacker can follow behind you and listen to your entire conversation and can even shut ur car off and unlock your doors. That’s besides the point tho. GPS trackers on leased equipment should be illegal.

@@texasstuff1281 I just saw this response, and I stand corrected. You are right.

@@texasstuff1281 just should be illegal. It's too dangerous to allow a car to be stopped randomly.

They are now went out of business a few months ago

@@Queendeewitdalocs Good for them. This is what happens when you treat customers badly

Your funny

Make sure you check.

Omg. No. All cars have that.

@@evanm9026 he means as in cellular network. In North America 2g is gone and 3g will be by the end of the year