Comparing PayTime Code-based vs. Wireless Starter-Interrupt Systems PayTime CODE-BASED | WIRELESS | | Always Works - "Old Reliable" | - Multiple dead zones; creates problems
- Vehicle may be in a poor coverage area
when the system activates
| | Much less expensive | Very expensive | | No extra charges | Time must be repurchased | | Unlimited usage | Usage is limited to a certain number of uses | | Works everywhere | GPS requires line of site from the sky Or Area must be serviced by national cell carrier. | Collects money
| Tracks vehicles |
There is no starter interrupt system that can totally defeat a determined criminal customer. With enough technical knowledge and automotive electronics experience and determined under-hood work, all systems can be disabled or removed. These systems are designed to help the dealer collect the payments when they are due and to assist the honest credit-challenged customer with good motivation techniques and a reminder system to help them do a better job of making vehicle payments on time. The objective is to help the dealer’s customer keep the vehicle until it is paid off and to ensure that the non-criminal customer makes the timely installment payments to the lender. Use of the PayTime system actually helps the customer to establish better credit.
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