Man accused of disabling 100 cars over Internet

[jimmy olsen]

Agree.... and car dealers that cater to... uh... the 'bad element' need every weapon at their disposal to get their shit back in the likely event that their customers stop paying.

And will it be limited to this "bad element"?

Will the device be removed once a person has finished paying off the car?

[Zanza]

And will it be limited to this "bad element"?

No one forces you to buy a car with that device installed. It's fair to demand that dealers disclose the existence of such a device, but other than that, what's the problem with it? If you don't want to finance your car at the conditions of that particular dealer, you are free to find another dealer or to just pay your car in cash.

Will the device be removed once a person has finished paying off the car?

Probably, after all it must cost money and might be reusable.

I don't understand where your outrage with this story comes from.

[Jaron]

Agree.... and car dealers that cater to... uh... the 'bad element' need every weapon at their disposal to get their shit back in the likely event that their customers stop paying.

What is the "" bad "" element ?? 

[Caliga]

Polonium