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foxydan
30 Nov 09 16:02
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Looking to buy a Sat Nav for approximately £80 - £120 has anyone got any information or recommendations for a decent reliable model in the price range.
Thank you for your time

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tommy vercetti
When: 30 Nov 09 16:03
TomTom Xl UK & ROI
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 30 Nov 09 16:05
tom tom by a mile.
By:
foxydan
When: 30 Nov 09 16:09
looking at tomtom one classic
By:
Big Charlie
When: 30 Nov 09 16:14
Get your directions free from AA routefinder before you leave the house and save £120 imo
By:
Poppydog.
When: 30 Nov 09 16:46
Don't really need one, but are they any good on PAYG mobile phones?
Do you have to pay?
By:
wit-ham
When: 30 Nov 09 16:58
he could even follow road signs BC
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 30 Nov 09 17:01
If not for directions they are worth their weight in gold for informing you about the road ahead, especially in the dark.....
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cant pick a winner
When: 30 Nov 09 17:27
ive had tom tom for years but now due to software changes they have made you cannot do all searches by full postcode , you have to put a street number in. ive had countless arguments with them via email about this , it is a pointless change imo. if you only have a postcode to work off, in a lot of cases you are forced to enter a street number , now you may think that isnt bad but when you get a road that has numbers up to 900 what number do you put?? i was down a road that i was forced to put the recommended number in and my destination was 2 miles away !!! hopeless, to me if you know the street number then you know the street so what is the use of a postcode search?
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Ibrahima Sonko
When: 30 Nov 09 17:29
that cant be right.
By:
cant pick a winner
When: 30 Nov 09 17:57
it sure is , tho i know people wi tom toms and it hasnt happened to theres yet just seems to be mine but the so called customer service assure me that all new tom toms have to have a number entered
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foxydan
When: 30 Nov 09 18:36
thanks for your help
By:
supersavo
When: 30 Nov 09 18:37
been using a tomtom lately for work, never used a satnav before but it is simples, very impressed..


agree the postcode issue is a bit of an annoyance sometimes.
By:
The Leopard
When: 30 Nov 09 18:58
Tomtom 540 is great.....with Live Services you can google anyplace (eg. Bank, MacDonalds, petrol) and you can find nearest...
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Ibrahima Sonko
When: 30 Nov 09 19:25
I still dont get what you mean about the postcode, if you dont enter a number it will take you to the centre of that postcode area.....
By:
Ovalman.
When: 30 Nov 09 19:27
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/146673

I bought a lower spec version of this last year, you can put Tom Tom software onto it (for free) but I find the software that came with it adequate enough.

£57 (I think I paid £45)
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