02-27-2023, 08:24 PM
I know of a family member who had a kinda similar situation where their car was taken without permission, (but not stolen as they knew who it was and did not want to have them arrested) but the OnStar (or whatever) people would not help since the owner had not registered for the service beforehand.
I suppose you have to look at it from the business side where if a person was trying to trick them into assisting in finding someone else, without consent, it could look really bad. However in this case if the police were the ones trying to contact them, and could provide sufficient proof, then I don't see why the company would not want to help.
I suppose you have to look at it from the business side where if a person was trying to trick them into assisting in finding someone else, without consent, it could look really bad. However in this case if the police were the ones trying to contact them, and could provide sufficient proof, then I don't see why the company would not want to help.