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trackers are pure and simple victimisation, the weak excuses that companies give are pathetic,

1. For insurance purposes , why are the sales and managements bmw and mercs not tracked they are far more valuable than your average transit van.

2.faster response to breakdowns closest engineer, worked with trackers for 5 years never seen it happen yet engineers are still passing each other on the road to get to jobs ,most customers have there own dedicated engineer

they are supposed to save money how much does the trackers and license cost you never hear that cost
  • Posted 17 Aug 2010 16:32
  • By coal_miner
  • joined 10 Mar'09 - 27 messages
  • yorkshire, United Kingdom

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