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The more important thing is what we consent to, during regular maintenance. Can they just suck up all the data and sell it to the highest bidder, or to law enfo
by throwGuardian 7y ago
The more important thing is what we consent to, during regular maintenance. Can they just suck up all the data and sell it to the highest bidder, or to law enforcement? I sign a multi page agreement every visit, and have never read it's fine print
- abawany 7y agoIt is important to read even though they harry you to sign: I caught my dealer sneaking in a clause on the checkout papers that one had to initial to deny during a maintenance trip - it gave them rights to contact me for sales calls; I had been wondering why they had been bugging me on the phone so much recently and realized it was because I had not caught on to this clause in previous trips. The service advisor had bounced over it when trying to get me to sign the checkout papers but nodded glumly when he saw I had initialed it. I used to think the "stealership" label was harsh for dealerships but I can see why it is tempting to apply it.