Date: Sat, 03 Aug 2002 16:21:42 GMT From: "Doney" <remove2reachdavedoneynopsamm.com> Subject: Re: Onstar and cell phones?
I have seen a company that builds a device that lets you use your cell phone w/OnStar still working. I can't recall the name but I saw it in this NG a few month's to a year ago. I like the features of OnStar, but I agree that it is expensive. If you disconnect it, you don't get the automatic help if you crash. The Safety and Security is obviously worth it, if it saves your butt some day. I wish they would move to a pay per use option on some features. - Dave "Spyderman" <spydermannopsamofyourbusiness.com> wrote in message news:EGm29.3655$wh1.86nopsam01.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com... > Tell OnStar to sod off. I live in Canada and their new rates are whacked. > They must be on crack! Get yourself the proper parts from your dealer (like > I did) and you will be so pleased to be able to control your cell phone > volume through the radio controls, etc. Believe me it is well worth it. > Anyone with a cell phone and a map can do their own little OnStar thing. > > I had my Motorola V-60G installed. It is GREAT! > > -- > Spyderman > www.saabclubofcanada.ca > > > "pablo" <pablonopsamlyhombreNOSPAMnet> wrote in message > news:ukjpvnjhsohe67nopsam.supernews.com... > > > > Does anyone know if Onstar can be disconnected to make room for the > regular > > cell phone? Not that I am not giving Onstar a fair chance, I got it for > free > > for the first year, after all. But it just seems somewhat limiting to be > > told that the cell-phone kit can't be installed in the car because all the > > wiring is already taken up by Onstar... > > > > > > >
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