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Hi Kirk,
I'm pretty certain that each device must have its own account (and services) - tied to the unit's serial number. It is possible to move an account from one device to another device - as when upgrading to a SPOT 2 or SPOT Connect. But it can't be done back and forth. Paul Remde "kirk.stant" wrote in message ... Paul, I already have a Spot 1 with the tracking service plan. If I get a SPOT Connect, do I get to use my existing service plan for both devices? This would let me keep my SPOT 1 in the plane, and have the SPOT Connect and my iPhone on me in case I bail out, or want to send a more descriptive message after a landout. Kirk 66 |
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On Jan 7, 5:20*pm, "Paul Remde" wrote:
Hi Kirk, I'm pretty certain that each device must have its own account (and services) - tied to the unit's serial number. The account is tied to the customer and any number of units can be on one account. That's easily verified by accessing an existing account and starting the process of adding another unit. Andy |
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Hi Andy,
I don't doubt that one customer can have an account that supports multiple units. But I'd be surprised if you could pay for (for example) tracking and basic service only once and have it work for both devices. I think you need to pay for service for each device. But I could be wrong. Paul Remde "Andy" wrote in message ... On Jan 7, 5:20 pm, "Paul Remde" wrote: Hi Kirk, I'm pretty certain that each device must have its own account (and services) - tied to the unit's serial number. The account is tied to the customer and any number of units can be on one account. That's easily verified by accessing an existing account and starting the process of adding another unit. Andy |
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On Jan 8, 2:31*pm, "Paul Remde" wrote:
Hi Andy, I don't doubt that one customer can have an account that supports multiple units. *But I'd be surprised if you could pay for (for example) tracking and basic service only once and have it work for both devices. *I think you need to pay for service for each device. *But I could be wrong. No, we agree on that. Andy |
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