Lo-Jack For Trailer???
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From: Somerset, NJ
Boy, that must have been embarassing to have it found locked away on your own property. Bet he won't do that again.
Roger in NJ
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Roger in NJ
"Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the rest"
Winston Churchill, 1947
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From: Colorado Springs, CO
The fob does not activate the lo-jack so don't count on it doing that . It only notifies you the vehicle has moved away from the fob . You still have to notify the police to activate it .
http://hubpages.com/hub/LoJack-What-...-car-is-stolen
http://hubpages.com/hub/LoJack-What-...-car-is-stolen
That's sorta correct. You log on to Lo-Jack, enter the notification phone numbers, in whatever order you want. When the vehicle moves without the fob, the Lo-Jack is activated, and the computer calls you.
You, then, have to call the police. The police then use whatever protocol the department has to work with Lo-Jack to locate the vehicle.
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