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What about this "ticket guarantee" that Radar Jammer dealers offer?
Radar Roy Says
"Well think about it, someone sells you a product for $200 that is worth perhaps $25.00, and they refund you $100.00, who is ahead of this deal?"
When you get your Radar jammer/scrambler you'll find a card enclosed in the box that further explains their "ticket rebate program".
Right off the bat, their rebate form states that "you must be a current, registered owner and user of a radar and laser scrambling product" and that the form MUST be completed within 30 days of purchase.
Better Business Bureau Receives Complaints
The El Paso Better Business Bureau has received complaints regarding Rocky Mountain Radar's ticket rebate and have published them here.
The major complaint: Rocky Mountain Radar only covers 10% of
the citation fee.
Rocky Mountain Radar says only 10% of the total citation charges are a part of the actual "fine", and that the
remainder of the citation fees assessed by the courts are not considered part of the "fine".
File Your Complaint with the BBB!
You can file a complaint with the national office of the Better Business Bureau here.
Other "Conditions" of the Ticket Rebate Program
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Your speed must not exceed 15 mph or 30% of the posted speed limit. |
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The citation MUST state "radar" or "laser" and "speeding" (make sure to ask the officer to make these additions to your citation when you receive it) |
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The registered owner (of the product) must be the operator of the vehicle |
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The registered owner is qualified for this program for 1 year, after date of purchase |
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Not available in California |
You Must Also
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Attach a photocopy of your citation (both sides) |
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Attach a copy of your court receipt |
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