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jmidolo
12-26-2003, 07:25 PM
Pretty neat article. Just a matter of time before that was going to happen!


Article Link (http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/business/7569678.htm)
Chuck
12-26-2003, 08:19 PM
Pretty neat article. Just a matter of time before that was going to happen!


Article Link (http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/business/7569678.htm)

The Gm mouthpiece said:
Bruce Radloff, OnStar's chief technology officer, pointed out that owners who tamper with the system risk voiding the warranty on the OnStar unit -- and more critically, the warranty on the entire car.

Get out the bull$hit flag once again.. Unless they can prove the mods to the ONSTAR caused the failure of another part of the vehicle, they'd be hard pressed to make a warranty denial stick...BTDT..
That guy has been smokin a :joint: :laugh:
jmidolo
12-26-2003, 08:47 PM
The Gm mouthpiece said:
Bruce Radloff, OnStar's chief technology officer, pointed out that owners who tamper with the system risk voiding the warranty on the OnStar unit -- and more critically, the warranty on the entire car.

Get out the bull$hit flag once again.. Unless they can prove the mods to the ONSTAR caused the failure of another part of the vehicle, they'd be hard pressed to make a warranty denial stick...BTDT..
That guy has been smokin a :joint: :laugh:


Yea, that's a total crock of shit. Ya know. If they charged a ****in reasonable price..people would just PAY! I mean, I have AAA Plus and it's like 125bux a year or something. I would have reupp'd my Onstart had it been competitive w/AAA pricing. But AAA is like 250bux cheaper and I get more service from it...it's not only limited to one vehicle, plus I can get maps etc etc....more than the OnCrap Service for triple the price.