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Question: Could I operate this device by my PC home internet and get the monthly service plan, or do I need a mobile phone with internet service?
Document: Also, they will need your credit card number, but the first month's service is free. I paid for the most expensive plan, which is 39/mo.All the data you need is accessible to you via any web browser (IE, Firefox, Safari and chrome all work).Tracking Features: The device records and transmits, speed, location and heading at 1 min intervals.How to Access the Data: This is a real-time tracking device.
(I have the 5 min plan).The geofencing is a nice feature. The map works well on most devices. My iPhone does not show any settings like I see on a computer or a Windows phone. Thats fine as long as you don't need to access settings.Overall I'm in the fence. Nice that you have the ability to oversee but just doesn't work properly often.
So instead of having one thread of alerts on my iPhone, I get about 50 new threads a week. It's super annoying and completely fragments my message inbox. I would give two more stars if they launched a mobile app with in app alerts instead of SMS alerts, and one star if they could just make it so the alerts come from the same address.
Simple install as touted and online tools are excellent to track real-time, look at history and get specific alerts. Only wish they offered discounting for multiples less than 5 (I am not a business) as the monthly pricing (Although competitive) can get expensive. Note that if you turn off your service for more than 30 days you will get charged a $30 reactivation fee.
Writing this review after just getting a &#34;left geofence at home&#34; but it's 1150pm, car in driveway and keys next to me. I get false alerts from time to time. The first month I never got texts and customer service said problem was on my end. I never did anything and suddenly they began one day. I often get no alerts when the car is moving and then they flood in like a tsunami.
The device that I purchased from Amazon would not work on the Verizon network. I contacted the company and they exchanged my Amazon unit for the newer one that would work with Verizon towers. I can log in and track my vehicle, I have the every 1 minute plan for $25 per month. Love this, if they monthly charge were more affordable, I would buy two more units.
This unit works well, but desperately needs mobile functionality.I use the device for tracking my other fleet vehicles while I am on the road. Trying to access the web map on my iPhone is a nightmare. No mobile site is available yet and no iPhone or Android app. The only mobile service offered is limited text-reporting. You text a code to a number they provide and a text response tells you (roughly) where your tracker is. No maps, map pins, or even coordinates.
You can plug in latitude and longitude and get a more accurate address, but that can be a hassle.2. The "poll" that is supposed to update to the moment stopped working after a few days. Many times, the device does not refresh when it is supposed to (I got the 5 minute plan).3.
The Mas Track device performed well and allowed me to get the job done. My only complaint is that if you are trying to hide the device you need to remove the OBD port from its bracket and put it under the dash. Be careful not to be close to speaker wires as you will hear the tones over the speakers.
In actuality, most times, the start up position was where the car was... just not every time.The problem I had was that the device was in a vehicle that often parked in a structure that had poor/no cellular service. Sometimes it would be between tall buildings that would affect visibility of the satellites. So, if you start the car in a location where it can't get a good fix, then you will have to wait for the TTFF (approx.
Answer: Yes, you can use just your PC to track this device.