Spot Personal GPS Tracking Device
Nov 2, 2007 gps navigation, tracking
Spot is a personal satellite tracking device designed to get you help when you need it where ever in the world you are.
The difference of Spot from other live GPS tracking devices is that instead of relying on GSM networks it uses GEOS International Emergency Response Center. When you call for help your exact location determined by the GPS satellites will be sent on to this Response Center every five minutes until canceled.
Of course saving your life and getting you help comes with a yearly subscription price which is currently at $99/year. This basic service will get you alerts to 9-1-1, a check in function which can be used to let others know where you are and OK, and a function to ask help from family and friends.
Add an extra $50/year and you can send and save your location and allow others to track you down on Google Maps.
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November 2nd, 2007 at 5:43 am
I represent the exclusive distributor to this innovative and life saving device. This device will be a high demand item for many applications from hikers and travelers to parents of teenagers. If you would like to find out more information, please visit the product website at http://www.findmespot.com or to order retailers only may call me at 1-800-999-9648 x3334.
August 2nd, 2008 at 4:09 am
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August 9th, 2008 at 4:54 pm
this rocks at 250+149 a year is ok
I’d like it smaller and still waterproof etc, like the gps gsm trackers which have a cool function over this: a spy microphone.
Any way I bought on to add to my husky’s collar but have to build a waterproof case for it.
this gps only based tracker is necessary as my wolfy often goes up the mountains and into streams an pools…. polus the gsm sucks in the city too!
April 15th, 2009 at 9:48 am
If you want to see a reader’s feedback :) , I rate this article for 4/5. Decent info, but I just have to go to that damn google to find the missed bits. Thank you, anyway!