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It would have been totally legal and very smart and maybe it's not too late to short them.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Garmin already took a hit two days ago after the news came out as did tomtom but Garmin still has a long way to fall but more research woudl be needed.
ReplyDeleteIn my day, we didn't need navigation systems. You went to RandMcNally.com and printed out the directions step by step. That's the way it was done and we liked it that way.
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