@@SquirrelDarling1 nop they can trace from what car came so more trouble , this is like a manslaughter , you must dispose the body in a way no one found it , so they need to prove you remove it , so the ocean might be the best choice as water will block the gps signal
*Sorry but that's not actually smart.* "oh... you want to play it like that. OK"....now you are going pay for the parking fine, for the cost of the tow, and pay yet again to get it out of the impound lot.
You would have thought they would have gotten the hint when they witnessed hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of car boots being demolished in spite of them.
You would find your barnacle and my windshield in the side of the road, by the time you realize there is no car, my insurance would have already replaced my window.
I heard about that just a few minutes ago. Alongside just spraying some non stick cooking spray all over your windshield will help. Some people have said they just leave their windshield wipers facing towards the sky to make sure theirs no space to put any barnacles at all.
Doesn't work they just break off wipers blades and arms off and the machine on the windshield blockers has an automatic air pumpers to prevent losing any air pressure no matter what temperature it is inside or outside of the vehicle . I would be reusing the stainless steel roofing mounted on steel tubing to fit the size of windshield and back and sides windows to protect my truck from being stolen as well as protection from Hailstorm and snow, ice, trees . And then I mounted on top of the truck's cab with a built-in storages , Earth Roamers Off - Road Trucks have been using it across the United States and Canada and Russia .
I wonder what happened. If you sprayed your windshield with rain x.. On a regular basis ?? Of course you can add rain x windshield washe right to your .. Windshield cleaning fluid
By using 7 inch or longer long flat sharp knife push the knife middle of left and right side of the unit you can eastly break the suction cup vacuum, and that's the end of that. Right after that the device comes right off the vehicle windshield.
Use a snow shield when you park. Doesnt matter if its not winter. Blocks your windshield. If they want it on badly, they have to destroy your property.
Driver tips Certainly, if someone wants to intentionally disrupt the suction of a suction cup, there are several methods they might employ: 1. **Lifting the Edge:** Applying force to lift one edge of the suction cup can break the seal and disrupt the vacuum. This is a simple and direct method but may leave visible marks or damage on the surface or the suction cup. 2. **Adding Moisture:** Introducing moisture between the suction cup and the surface can reduce the effectiveness of the seal. Water can break the vacuum and prevent the proper adhesion of the suction cup. 3. **Dirt or Debris:** Placing dirt, dust, or other debris on either the suction cup or the surface can create a barrier that prevents the creation of a tight seal. This is a common way to disrupt suction. 4. **Temperature Changes:** Exposing the suction cup to extreme temperatures can affect the elasticity of the material, making it less effective in maintaining a seal. Heating or cooling the suction cup can alter its properties. 5. **Using Oils or Lubricants:** Applying oils or lubricants to the suction cup or the surface can reduce friction and disrupt the seal. This method works by preventing the necessary friction needed for a strong suction. 6. **Puncturing the Cup:** Piercing the suction cup can create a hole, allowing air to enter and break the vacuum. This is a more destructive method but highly effective in disrupting suction. 7. **Vibration or Movement:** Continuous vibration or movement of the object attached to the suction cup can weaken the seal over time, eventually leading to the loss of suction. 8. **Adding Weight Beyond the Limit:** Exceeding the weight limit for the suction cup can cause it to detach from the surface. This can be achieved by placing objects that are too heavy for the suction cup to support. It's worth noting that these methods are intentional and disruptive actions. In normal, proper use, suction cups are designed to create a reliable seal. Preventing these disruptions involves using suction cups within their specified weight limits, on clean and smooth surfaces, and avoiding intentional interference.
So they cost $5,000 each unit. I get one, pay the fine, remove it……then on the way to return it my car gets broken into. I file a police report and all the thieves took was the big yellow plastic thing. I don’t know why they took it officer but I need it documented on the report. Then within the 24 hour return window I send the place that owns it the police report as proof that I am not liable for their scam product. Problem solved!
There is an emergency release valve in case the batteries fail under a plastic panel on the side. Break the panel with a screwdriver and the valve has no handle. Use a leartherman or gatorgrip to turn counterclockwise. Air goes in, comes right off. I had to use a drill on the first one. Now that I know the weaknesses of this device they take about 45 seconds to remove. Lots of scammers roaming the malls and parking lots in Seattle. Police do nothing. My union brothers and sisters call me to get boots and such removed when scammers strike. The best are barrel locks. Lots of hills in Seattle. Cut the barrel free, overturn it and send it off down the hill. Wherever it winds up, it has the name and phone number ofthe people responsible on it in BIG letters.
@@niptuck5707 He had a big mouth, there's no videos on his page. Although you can grab a thin piano or guitar string and slide it between this thing and the windshield. Else, a squirt of synthetic paint thinner makes the suction cups lose their vacuum.
Thing I don't like is you have to take it back to them!I'm not paying a fine then delivering their property back to them so they can put it on someone else's car!
@@angelajohnson6659 It would piss me off more if the drop off locations is nowhere nearby and I have to pay a hefty shipping price on top of already paid the fine to ship that thing off to return it.
Seen about 6 of these removed in under 4 mins was eating outside restaurant and watched as some Good Samaritans removed them after they where put on. Lol all you need is 1 cordless drill and BOSCH BL2731 1/16 In. x 12 In. Extra Length lay the bit flat on the wind in the middle of the device and drill thru suction cup shroud and suction cup repeat on other side alarm won’t sound until it freaks out when you lift it off a tow company came by as the guys left and where threatening one car owner but she knew bothering and drove off so sorry but you got a prove you tampered with it not some Good Samaritan
all you need to do is run your vehicle's windshield defroster for 15 minutes, and then use a credit card or similar thin piece of plastic to release the suction cup around the edge. Boom your device is useless 10/10 method must try again
Step 1: turn on vehicle Step 2: turn on window defroster Step3: wait for the heat to decrease suction Step 4: remove with slimjim Step 5: take out to desert and destroy device until you find the sim card Step 6: destroy or sell sim card Step 7: laugh maniacally
@@gasman77 it still would not do anything unless an outside force is applied. So long as the air between the suction cup and the window rises in temperature the air pressure will move outward as well as the suction cups lose friction.
I see one so on my glass once and I cut it of. U have to cut it where it hold the glass with a cordless makita grinder it Alarm while u cutting it so u have to do it fast
Drill into the computer system and boom, the tracking device and alarm is gone. All you have to do is drill into the suction cup and do not return the device, burn it into a liquid plastic or destroy it with many different method
If they ever place one on my car I will smash it and take that smashed up thing to the nearest mall and display it to everyone. This is theft. I pay my taxes for this kind of shit to happen.
I had this put on my windshield 3 times lol I just brake my windshield and toss it to the side of road and just replace my windshield bro shit I'm from the hood lol that's how easily i take it off .I get my replacement windshield from scrap yard 75$ win win
Yeah make it so they also have to drop off the device. I would say NO, your device, you come pick it up where it was put on. also depends on cost of ticket/tickets you have to get it on in first place. Tickets might be more then the cost of a new window. so they could just break the window out take it off the car and just leave it. Just call up insurance company and tell them you need new windshield replacement that window broke. also depends how good you are with drilling. could try to drill thur the device where each suction cups are to release the air. but again just depends on route you want to go.
The fact they do not mention is you have to pay with a credit card. They are idiots because with a credit card you can dispute the charge. I have in the past and it was becasue I was not satisfied with a service. The Credit Card Company will always side with you, especailly if you have been with them a long time. As for returning it I would return it myself. BUT!!!! I would drill holes in the scution cup so they cannot use it again. In such a way they would not notice it, that way if they attach it to another car that driver could take it off easyil lol.
Aluminum foil can easily defeat the GPS device. All you have to do is cover the whole device with the foil after removing it. Also, make sure to destroy the device completely
True. But scammers don't care. But most devices can be removed with a screwdriver and gatorgrip. And if you just drive away with a boot on, it must break off within a full rotation of the wheel in the US.
@@ichangedit5847 boots are even easier to remove than a barnacle lmao. Go watch lock pick lawyer and see how easy it is. An angled grinder will also do the job.
Get a little drillbit and go through the rubber seal, careful not to touch the windshield with the bit and you will remove the pressure.., return barnacle to the nearest dumpster
I'd have no problem if I had to pay for the additional time, but there's a penalty fee involved, just for being fifteen minutes or a half-hour late. I could understand it if someone was abusing the system but seriously? I can see these either being outlawed, hacked, or regulated a lot more heavily in the near future
Except for the part that it has GPS tracking and alerts the owner of the device. You need to come up with a way to disable the device, like hacking or a portable, low-power EMP device or magnetron.
It should be illegal for anyone to touch your vehicle or place anything on it to immobilize it, etc. Learn to defeat all of their bullshit since the many government warlords we are ruled by, federal, state, city, county, etc., do nothing to help us anymore.
Keep a cordless drill with you. Problem solved. One hole for each cup and a third to disable the alarm/GPS. I'd pay but Im sure people will get inventive.
Fedor's Towing has absolutely no rights to hold a car hostage. And yes the way it sound that is what I am hearing. (If you dont pay you dont get your car)
A cordless drill and a 1/8" drill bit is all it takes to remover this stupid device yourself. Simply drill through where the suction cups are, (careful not to go to fare a hit your wind shield) a small hole in the suction cup will release it then through in the trash where it belongs.
Allways keep a drill and 1/8 drill bit in car and drill 2 inches off center on each one and wait for a sucking noise done 😮note for emergency use only 😅😅😅
it would be dropped off right where you put it. id brake my windshield and leave it.. it would be cheaper to replace the windshield than pay their fine
If you get a drill or saw that will destroy the suction cups. IF you get a can of the instant spray foam that will destroy the electronics. Why? Becasue some idiot put their trash on my car.
And the money on the device gonna be wasted since this thing can be defeated easily and it will not be returned to you since the device is destroyed or lost
I’m just going to buy one and put it on my windshield everywhere I park. Can’t put another one on and it’s a great anti theft device.
Never pay for Parking again!
Supposedly, it can only be loaned out by the original company for 250 a month.
After removing it , return The Barnacle to it's natural habitat = The Ocean
Exactly 😅😅
The ocean has enough plastic in it already!
It can go live in the nearest dumpster
@@SquirrelDarling1 nop they can trace from what car came so more trouble , this is like a manslaughter , you must dispose the body in a way no one found it , so they need to prove you remove it , so the ocean might be the best choice as water will block the gps signal
Or a metal trash bin with a metal cover.
The fact that they expect you to return it 💀
I'd leave it right where my car was parked
I would burn it into liquid plastic
Poke holes in the rubber seals like a condom. Plausible Deniability.
There is a $300 charge that is refundable upon return. That is if you cannot get it off yourself.
what a joke,as if, they put the tracker in it,use it to recover.
Take a drill and drill two holes through the suction cup area to release the pressure. Then throw it off a bridge
That's what I was thinking too. Breaking the suction should be possible, it's all plastic
When you park, turn on your wipers and shut off the engine when the wipers are over the windshield. Have fun attaching a barnacle now!
Lift the wind shield wipers up?
@@rosiebridgeman7913 You damaged my Wipers and my vehicle.
*Sorry but that's not actually smart.*
"oh... you want to play it like that. OK"....now you are going pay for the parking fine, for the cost of the tow, and pay yet again to get it out of the impound lot.
You do know your wipers fold backwards when on your windshield
They will so flip those wipers up....
You would have thought they would have gotten the hint when they witnessed hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of car boots being demolished in spite of them.
You would find your barnacle and my windshield in the side of the road, by the time you realize there is no car, my insurance would have already replaced my window.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes make sense to me.
Fun fact!
If you turn on your windshield defroster for 13 to 17 minutes, you can break the seal with a credit card...
Your welcome.
I heard about that just a few minutes ago. Alongside just spraying some non stick cooking spray all over your windshield will help. Some people have said they just leave their windshield wipers facing towards the sky to make sure theirs no space to put any barnacles at all.
Doesn't work they just break off wipers blades and arms off and the machine on the windshield blockers has an automatic air pumpers to prevent losing any air pressure no matter what temperature it is inside or outside of the vehicle . I would be reusing the stainless steel roofing mounted on steel tubing to fit the size of windshield and back and sides windows to protect my truck from being stolen as well as protection from Hailstorm and snow, ice, trees . And then I mounted on top of the truck's cab with a built-in storages , Earth Roamers Off - Road Trucks have been using it across the United States and Canada and Russia .
@@richardscaggs5936just buy a jeep the windshield folds down
I wonder what happened. If you sprayed your windshield with rain x.. On a regular basis ?? Of course you can add rain x windshield washe right to your .. Windshield cleaning fluid
@@n2noodlestake home and remove at your leisure
So imma just put a large screenptotector like thing on my windsield.
This would peal right off.
By using 7 inch or longer long flat sharp knife push the knife middle of left and right side of the unit you can eastly break the suction cup vacuum, and that's the end of that. Right after that the device comes right off the vehicle windshield.
Show is if it really works
Not even close lol
Use a snow shield when you park. Doesnt matter if its not winter. Blocks your windshield. If they want it on badly, they have to destroy your property.
I thought of the same thing
They don't care ! Carry a drill!
@@Vmaxfodder how do you beat it with a drill do you have to drill your own windshield and how many holes to get it off?
@@ianb3866 for libtarded like you? About 50- 100 or more ! You're welcome!!
@@ianb3866 You just put a hole in the side of it to let air back in and release the suction
This is literal highway robbery.
Carry a drill
Floss or fishing string could get this off pretty easy.
No it wont
Yes it will. A drill also works wonders.
I would love to have one of these devices so while the guy is out putting it on somebody's windshield I would put mine on his windshield
Driver tips
Certainly, if someone wants to intentionally disrupt the suction of a suction cup, there are several methods they might employ:
1. **Lifting the Edge:** Applying force to lift one edge of the suction cup can break the seal and disrupt the vacuum. This is a simple and direct method but may leave visible marks or damage on the surface or the suction cup.
2. **Adding Moisture:** Introducing moisture between the suction cup and the surface can reduce the effectiveness of the seal. Water can break the vacuum and prevent the proper adhesion of the suction cup.
3. **Dirt or Debris:** Placing dirt, dust, or other debris on either the suction cup or the surface can create a barrier that prevents the creation of a tight seal. This is a common way to disrupt suction.
4. **Temperature Changes:** Exposing the suction cup to extreme temperatures can affect the elasticity of the material, making it less effective in maintaining a seal. Heating or cooling the suction cup can alter its properties.
5. **Using Oils or Lubricants:** Applying oils or lubricants to the suction cup or the surface can reduce friction and disrupt the seal. This method works by preventing the necessary friction needed for a strong suction.
6. **Puncturing the Cup:** Piercing the suction cup can create a hole, allowing air to enter and break the vacuum. This is a more destructive method but highly effective in disrupting suction.
7. **Vibration or Movement:** Continuous vibration or movement of the object attached to the suction cup can weaken the seal over time, eventually leading to the loss of suction.
8. **Adding Weight Beyond the Limit:** Exceeding the weight limit for the suction cup can cause it to detach from the surface. This can be achieved by placing objects that are too heavy for the suction cup to support.
It's worth noting that these methods are intentional and disruptive actions. In normal, proper use, suction cups are designed to create a reliable seal. Preventing these disruptions involves using suction cups within their specified weight limits, on clean and smooth surfaces, and avoiding intentional interference.
As for #3, the tow driver will probably use a window cleaner squeegee to clean the spot .
Stopping the windshield wipers halfway also works.
They expected us to return the device to the nearest drop box. But in reality, these device would be ended up in the camp fire or into the ocean
So they cost $5,000 each unit. I get one, pay the fine, remove it……then on the way to return it my car gets broken into. I file a police report and all the thieves took was the big yellow plastic thing. I don’t know why they took it officer but I need it documented on the report. Then within the 24 hour return window I send the place that owns it the police report as proof that I am not liable for their scam product. Problem solved!
Lmao cool story. I drive semi and someone put one on my rig once. Took me less than 2 minutes to get that piece of crap off my windshield
Please tell me you left it by the parking spot with a note reading "fuck you" or something
I'll ransom your car then make you return the tools I used to steal your money..
Seems like you could just drill thru it to remove it.
BlueSmokeGamer exactly a small pin head sized drill would release the air
@@s2h995 actually it would let the air in, this works on vacuum pressure
There is an emergency release valve in case the batteries fail under a plastic panel on the side. Break the panel with a screwdriver and the valve has no handle. Use a leartherman or gatorgrip to turn counterclockwise. Air goes in, comes right off. I had to use a drill on the first one. Now that I know the weaknesses of this device they take about 45 seconds to remove. Lots of scammers roaming the malls and parking lots in Seattle. Police do nothing. My union brothers and sisters call me to get boots and such removed when scammers strike. The best are barrel locks. Lots of hills in Seattle. Cut the barrel free, overturn it and send it off down the hill. Wherever it winds up, it has the name and phone number ofthe people responsible on it in BIG letters.
I will be posting a video showing how to take these off easy without setting the alarm off. Takes less then 5 min to do it
Wheres the video?
@@niptuck5707 He had a big mouth, there's no videos on his page. Although you can grab a thin piano or guitar string and slide it between this thing and the windshield. Else, a squirt of synthetic paint thinner makes the suction cups lose their vacuum.
We’re waiting
Thing I don't like is you have to take it back to them!I'm not paying a fine then delivering their property back to them so they can put it on someone else's car!
@@angelajohnson6659 It would piss me off more if the drop off locations is nowhere nearby and I have to pay a hefty shipping price on top of already paid the fine to ship that thing off to return it.
Seen about 6 of these removed in under 4 mins was eating outside restaurant and watched as some Good Samaritans removed them after they where put on. Lol all you need is 1 cordless drill and BOSCH BL2731 1/16 In. x 12 In. Extra Length lay the bit flat on the wind in the middle of the device and drill thru suction cup shroud and suction cup repeat on other side alarm won’t sound until it freaks out when you lift it off a tow company came by as the guys left and where threatening one car owner but she knew bothering and drove off so sorry but you got a prove you tampered with it not some Good Samaritan
This is extortion
racketeering
Slim jim and it's gonna be a river weight 😎
I’m gunna take it off without you knowing and chuck it in the woods
Id pay to get it off but tuff luck getting it back. Fancy firewood for me!
What if they are able to remove it without calling? I figure it would take me less than a minute and there has to be a dumpster nearby.
"You cant destroy that!"
The fuck? I paid for it!
Wait...I can pay to have it removed on the spot but I have to return it to back to the installer after I take it off 😳...🤦🏽♂️
like hell!
Leave it on the side of the road. They can pick it up with their gps the same way they dropped that shit off
What happens if you use a taser on it?
all you need to do is run your vehicle's windshield defroster for 15 minutes, and then use a credit card or similar thin piece of plastic to release the suction cup around the edge. Boom your device is useless 10/10 method must try again
If I pay to remove it and leave it on the ground and don’t return it what are they going to do about it?
Charge you for it ya dumb fk. Then if you dont pay, either sue you or send the bill that you dont pay to collections
In some of the other videos they are charging 450 to take it off and give you back 300 when you return it ..
so u just keep dental floss in your car now. whoop dee doo.
Step 1: turn on vehicle
Step 2: turn on window defroster
Step3: wait for the heat to decrease suction
Step 4: remove with slimjim
Step 5: take out to desert and destroy device until you find the sim card
Step 6: destroy or sell sim card
Step 7: laugh maniacally
Step 4 realize it just starts pumping again if suction decreases
@@gasman77 it still would not do anything unless an outside force is applied. So long as the air between the suction cup and the window rises in temperature the air pressure will move outward as well as the suction cups lose friction.
@@thetaleofthorne3348 I think you need to do a video of this, for science!
@@gasman77 would love to
Let me pass this on to you. Do you think when they invented this thing they did not take that into account in the research and development? LMAO
Predatory business practice
There is no law that says they have to return it lol
I see one so on my glass once and I cut it of. U have to cut it where it hold the glass with a cordless makita grinder it Alarm while u cutting it so u have to do it fast
Drill into the computer system and boom, the tracking device and alarm is gone. All you have to do is drill into the suction cup and do not return the device, burn it into a liquid plastic or destroy it with many different method
Turn your defrost on high wait 10 minutes all the pressure will be released. This shit should be illegal.
Drill a hole in the Center of each panel to release suction, throw in dumpster, drive away.
They cost 5000$? I’d be the one making a ransom demand for them to get it back for 2500$. Cash only please lol.
A large magnet would solve the problem very fast. It can't snitch on anyone if the circuits are fried, lulz.
I was thinking about wrap the whole device with an aluminum foil
It has a lock. It can be defeated
There also a emergency release on the barnical pry with a screw driver turn clockwise . Step two thow the barnical too the curbside
It's actually counterclockwise.
Just use some 3G/4G jammer to disable tracking and alarm report and drill a hole in the middle to eliminate suction, and you are done.
Was thinking wrap the whole thing with aluminum foil. Not sure but assume it would block gps/cell signal.
Was thinking about drilling into the computer system to destroy the gps and the alarm
If they ever place one on my car I will smash it and take that smashed up thing to the nearest mall and display it to everyone. This is theft. I pay my taxes for this kind of shit to happen.
I'd charge them for returning it. thats not my job, or my property.
It has a tracker embedded. Let them find it !
@@AB-ye7bwjust drill through the computer system and boom the tracking is disabled
I've got a Dewalt drill in my car....I can get that off in less time than it would take for the state to extort more money from me 🤷♂️
Is that a backup key lock above the keypad?
Imagine being chased by an attacker, you get to your car and this is on it.... over some dumbshit. Lawsuit waitiing to happen. Same with boots
Na just put some slippery stuff on the windshield
I had this put on my windshield 3 times lol I just brake my windshield and toss it to the side of road and just replace my windshield bro shit I'm from the hood lol that's how easily i take it off .I get my replacement windshield from scrap yard 75$ win win
Rubber and plastic won't work in Philly, we break shit like this. Too easy.
Yeah make it so they also have to drop off the device. I would say NO, your device, you come pick it up where it was put on. also depends on cost of ticket/tickets you have to get it on in first place. Tickets might be more then the cost of a new window. so they could just break the window out take it off the car and just leave it. Just call up insurance company and tell them you need new windshield replacement that window broke. also depends how good you are with drilling. could try to drill thur the device where each suction cups are to release the air. but again just depends on route you want to go.
The fact they do not mention is you have to pay with a credit card. They are idiots because with a credit card you can dispute the charge. I have in the past and it was becasue I was not satisfied with a service. The Credit Card Company will always side with you, especailly if you have been with them a long time. As for returning it I would return it myself. BUT!!!! I would drill holes in the scution cup so they cannot use it again. In such a way they would not notice it, that way if they attach it to another car that driver could take it off easyil lol.
These scumbags make you pay 200 deposit for the device before paying what it cost to remove it.essentially making you work for free.
Hmm, i was thinkin thermite, a drill would be handier for sure. Or like how some folks suggested floss or a plastic film
A large flat head screw breaks cover off. Then deal with alarm but release and reset are visible
You want them to return it? You have gps
It does an active sim, but apparently its really weak and easily blocked.
@@jonathanlindsey8864 well too bad for them guess it goes in the trash.
@@gtafanman there’s a $200 fee until it’s taken back so if you owe more than $400 you better break ur windshield and get it fixed
Aluminum foil can easily defeat the GPS device. All you have to do is cover the whole device with the foil after removing it. Also, make sure to destroy the device completely
and if this crap break the windshield
Unless you have a towing license you can't use the device or boot it's illigal
True. But scammers don't care. But most devices can be removed with a screwdriver and gatorgrip. And if you just drive away with a boot on, it must break off within a full rotation of the wheel in the US.
Just drill it out it’s plastic 💀💀
1. I own a jeep, all I have to do is fold my windshield down. Or put a drill through it so the suction is released. Not a very smart idea.
Brian Valentas Then you would get the boot😜
@@ichangedit5847 boots are even easier to remove than a barnacle lmao. Go watch lock pick lawyer and see how easy it is. An angled grinder will also do the job.
Get a little drillbit and go through the rubber seal, careful not to touch the windshield with the bit and you will remove the pressure.., return barnacle to the nearest dumpster
Lol... Drowning the speaker and drill the top
All it would take is a tiny 1/8 inch bit. No more suction.
I'd have no problem if I had to pay for the additional time, but there's a penalty fee involved, just for being fifteen minutes or a half-hour late. I could understand it if someone was abusing the system but seriously? I can see these either being outlawed, hacked, or regulated a lot more heavily in the near future
A cordless drill and a drill bit is all you need to remove this. As far as the alarm? The majority of the public ignore alarms.
Except for the part that it has GPS tracking and alerts the owner of the device. You need to come up with a way to disable the device, like hacking or a portable, low-power EMP device or magnetron.
RandomActivities Yeah, and? I drill a hole in it to release the vacuum, dump it and drive off. I don’t see what GPS has to do with that.
Screw their GPS. Just leave their crap on the curb
It should be illegal for anyone to touch your vehicle or place anything on it to immobilize it, etc. Learn to defeat all of their bullshit since the many government warlords we are ruled by, federal, state, city, county, etc., do nothing to help us anymore.
@@Tablesaw818 Kids could be rocking the car hard enough for the alarm to go off and no one would care to chack lol.
If you put a film on the glass, it's very easy to remove 😉
Park with wipers up
Buy one of these devices and put it on your own windshield when you park. Excellent theft deterrent too!
To defeat it put sticky tape on your screen then it can't get a good suction and can easily be removed.
I'm not returning it you put it on you can come get it off the ground
Best solution: throw it into the river
That stupid thing is coming off. I have tools and skills. And that little alarm is not deterring me.
After removing it, take it, pull the Sim card and put it in a hotspot device and free Internet
And i gotta return it too??.😅😅😅gtfoh!!
A simple drill at an angle, or a dremel will pop the suction cups. Then you can deliver it back through their front window of their office.
Hah ! Yeah!😂
I just broke my window bc my insurance pays for new one lol
Keep a cordless drill with you. Problem solved. One hole for each cup and a third to disable the alarm/GPS. I'd pay but Im sure people will get inventive.
This would make a great anti-theft device.
Fedor's Towing has absolutely no rights to hold a car hostage. And yes the way it sound that is what I am hearing. (If you dont pay you dont get your car)
I’m breaking my window and and calling safelight with insurance lol
As soon as a drunk driver gets in a car with that on sombody is going to get killed
It would be eZ to slip under and break the seal.
WD40 will solve the problem along with defrost windshield for 17 minutes.
A cordless drill and a 1/8" drill bit is all it takes to remover this stupid device yourself. Simply drill through where the suction cups are, (careful not to go to fare a hit your wind shield) a small hole in the suction cup will release it then through in the trash where it belongs.
Allways keep a drill and 1/8 drill bit in car and drill 2 inches off center on each one and wait for a sucking noise done 😮note for emergency use only 😅😅😅
Yeah no, a long drill bit and a cordless drill that fuckers coming off.
drill a hole into the suction cups and off it comes.
Cordless drill with a shortened bit and they don’t float. Two holes all gone Fu!
Keep drill in car, got it.
These are easily removed...
Bet you can’t apply it to a cracked windshield…
it would be dropped off right where you put it. id brake my windshield and leave it.. it would be cheaper to replace the windshield than pay their fine
Say it starts raining really bad the electric system gets wet then what?
Or you could break out your cordless drill and drill out the center of each box.
Just break the window and go get it replaced for 80 bucks
Well a drill will work or just knock out windshield in my case is cheaper..lol
dental floss is your friend here. think about it.
If you get a drill or saw that will destroy the suction cups. IF you get a can of the instant spray foam that will destroy the electronics. Why? Becasue some idiot put their trash on my car.
Extortion!
I got the solution, and it’s free, grab a chainsaw and cut it
I could also remove it with an electric drill. Good device though.
Put the video heaters on 15 minutes barnacle then comes off . Stupid idea, someone tried to drive with one on ..
The funny this is ill put it on somebodys else windshield
And the money on the device gonna be wasted since this thing can be defeated easily and it will not be returned to you since the device is destroyed or lost