Can gps/tracking chips be removed from a vehicle that is still financed through Credit Acceptance corp?
Jane asked:
I have a vehicle that is financed through Credit Acceptance Corp, I was wondering if the gps/tracking chip that beeps when the payment is late, if this can be removed before the vehicle is paid for in full.
I have a vehicle that is financed through Credit Acceptance Corp, I was wondering if the gps/tracking chip that beeps when the payment is late, if this can be removed before the vehicle is paid for in full.
What is the best chip to enplant w/gps for if the dog is stolen?I have a boxer I breed him & he is worth alot.
Lynn R asked:
A lot of the chips don’t offer the gps services. It is only if you want to prove it is your dog and have them scanned. I want to be able to pull my pc up and find him and get who ever took him. Please help find something. Thanks!!!!
A lot of the chips don’t offer the gps services. It is only if you want to prove it is your dog and have them scanned. I want to be able to pull my pc up and find him and get who ever took him. Please help find something. Thanks!!!!
How to use gps chips as anit-theft devices?
ihavenoname asked:
I would like to put some sort of gps chip in items that are likely to be stolen from me. Does anyone know how well these work, how they work, or what they cost?
I would like to put some sort of gps chip in items that are likely to be stolen from me. Does anyone know how well these work, how they work, or what they cost?
How expensive would it be to outfit each hard rock miner with a GPS in their belt?
Californiamama asked:
Granted, any operation like mining must turn a profit. The Utah mine rescuers are now digging a 3rd shaft just trying to locate the trapped men. It seems to me that the initial cost of the GPS chips would be recovered in lives saved, and good will toward mines in general. Not to mention the huge expense in what may be just a body recovery. Do any mines use GPS? If not, why?
Granted, any operation like mining must turn a profit. The Utah mine rescuers are now digging a 3rd shaft just trying to locate the trapped men. It seems to me that the initial cost of the GPS chips would be recovered in lives saved, and good will toward mines in general. Not to mention the huge expense in what may be just a body recovery. Do any mines use GPS? If not, why?