[jackconst]

My local Verizon store has a booster in the store to make it look like the 4G service is great. If you park a car that has keyless entry and start close to the store, the booster will interfere with the fob and your car will not start. You have to push your car away from the building to get it to start. The employees act like they know nothing about it. More deception by this BS company!!!!!

[moosc]

I use my phone to start my truck. No issue at all

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[natehoy]

They are violating fcc regulations if they are operating a repeater that far out of the cellular band. Car fobs work in the 300 or 425 bands.

You should contact your local fcc field office and ask them to follow up.

But first you might want to check the batteries in your remote, because they also take a dim view of false interference reports. Just sayin'

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[Ry]

I've never heard of this.

[Wireless Vet]

I have read a lot of stupid nonsense on this website, but this takes the cake.

[bulldogmoe7]

100 million people in the world and your the only one to complain. hmm it may not be the store. they are just repeating their own signal. they are grabbing the current weak "700mhz" signal or whatever freq it is and just "boosting" it.

[Eclipse2K]

I doubt it...

[cdclark12]

Sell your POS car.

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[silverfang77]

This sounds a little iffy.

[johnriii]

wow. just wow. some people just are not happy unless they're griping about something. talk about a conspiracy theorist.

[wilkster]

Clearly you forgot to wrap your car in aluminium foil.

[fofjjsr]

I heard Verizon is actually run by the Illuminati.