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GM OnStar subscription discounts thru Costco - 25% to 35%
https://www.costcoauto.
OnStar Safety & Security
Regular Price - $24.99/month
25% savings for Gold Star members - $18.74/month
35% savings for Executive members - $16.24/month
Remote Access
Regular Price - $14.99/month
25% savings for Gold Star members - $11.24/month
35% savings for Executive members - $9.74/month
OnStar Guardian™ App
Regular Price - $15.00/month
25% savings for Gold Star members - $11.25/month
35% savings for Executive members -$9.75/month
OnStar Safety & Security
Regular Price - $24.99/month
25% savings for Gold Star members - $18.74/month
35% savings for Executive members - $16.24/month
Remote Access
Regular Price - $14.99/month
25% savings for Gold Star members - $11.24/month
35% savings for Executive members - $9.74/month
OnStar Guardian™ App
Regular Price - $15.00/month
25% savings for Gold Star members - $11.25/month
35% savings for Executive members -$9.75/month
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Agreed. Good way to save wasted money.
I like the idea but the cost is ridiculous with Siri being on phones now
1. Having owned a '14 Volt, a '16 volt, and now a '17 Bolt, i'm disgusted with the fees charged for the app.
2. Onstar is years behind and useless as others have pointed out in separate forums.
3. The key reasons for wanting the features are for battery conditioning and other remote access features, which really aren't even that great, just 'kind of' convenient. I also thought I'd get a discount on insurance, which might offset the fee, but nope, insurance company doesn't care (AAA).
4. It's also terribly slow - refreshing the app takes about 45 seconds. With this kind of fee, you should be getting access to at least 10gb of mobile data for use so you're not using your cell for everything.
5. Onstar/MyChevy knows they way overcharge, and they are sneaky about it. Most of the time, even if you purchase the vehicle used, you can get the premium coverage. If you let them know you're having financial difficulties, they often reverse it. Canceling can be a PITA as you either have to use the Onstar button in the vehicle to cancel your service. Workaround I found was to report you'd sold the vehicle in the Onstar/MyChevy website (I actually had to do this when I sold my volt and forgot to cancel the Onstar).
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1. Having owned a '14 Volt, a '16 volt, and now a '17 Bolt, i'm disgusted with the fees charged for the app.
2. Onstar is years behind and useless as others have pointed out in separate forums.
3. The key reasons for wanting the features are for battery conditioning and other remote access features, which really aren't even that great, just 'kind of' convenient. I also thought I'd get a discount on insurance, which might offset the fee, but nope, insurance company doesn't care (AAA).
4. It's also terribly slow - refreshing the app takes about 45 seconds. With this kind of fee, you should be getting access to at least 10gb of mobile data for use so you're not using your cell for everything.
5. Onstar/MyChevy knows they way overcharge, and they are sneaky about it. Most of the time, even if you purchase the vehicle used, you can get the premium coverage. If you let them know you're having financial difficulties, they often reverse it. Canceling can be a PITA as you either have to use the Onstar button in the vehicle to cancel your service. Workaround I found was to report you'd sold the vehicle in the Onstar/MyChevy website (I actually had to do this when I sold my volt and forgot to cancel the Onstar).
Your dad probably had occasional better luck with OnStar phone calls vs his own cell phone due to coverage differences between the different cellular providers.
When I would travel to remote areas on my motorcycle I would sometimes carry cell phones from two different providers for this same reason.
Your dad probably had occasional better luck with OnStar phone calls vs his own cell phone due to coverage differences between the different cellular providers.
When I would travel to remote areas on my motorcycle I would sometimes carry cell phones from two different providers for this same reason.
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