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The "Public Safety Crime Center" (PSCC) notice is an aggressive and misleading marketing tactic used by private companies, rather than an official government or law enforcement agency. These letters are sent to consumers who have recently purchased a vehicle, pressuring them into purchasing expensive, unnecessary anti-theft tracking subscriptions.
"We hope you have been enjoying your vehicle so far. You have not yet contacted us to receive your complimentary anti-theft pre-programmed wireless tracking. Without active tracking on your vehicle, police and law enforcement agencies will not have access to track your vehicle through the public safety crime center network in the unfortunate event that your vehicle is stolen. You are leaving your vehicle “AT RISK” Of not being recovered in the event of a theft.We are waiving the $388 fee to cover the cost of your anti-theft materials when you register on or before the expiration date of ……ImportantRegistration is required for your vehicle’s complimentary wireless tracking!"
"We hope you have been enjoying your vehicle so far. You have not yet contacted us to receive your complimentary anti-theft pre-programmed wireless tracking. Without active tracking on your vehicle, police and law enforcement agencies will not have access to track your vehicle through the public safety crime center network in the unfortunate event that your vehicle is stolen. You are leaving your vehicle “AT RISK” Of not being recovered in the event of a theft.
We are waiving the $388 fee to cover the cost of your anti-theft materials when you register on or before the expiration date of ……
Important
Registration is required for your vehicle’s complimentary wireless tracking!"
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